I might have a similar problem with displayport to displayport connection on the E6510.I have an EIZO EV2313W connected to the E6510 over displayport cable. There is no picture on the display, BUT the eizo does not go into standby mode AND I can see the Eizo in the display settings of the nvidia control. Now comes the fun part: if I play a test sound over the displayport connection to the eizo display I have suddenly a picture. Or course this is not so funny if you have to do it every time you start your system, so I'm using the DVI connection atm.
But you have to be honest. Since I'm reading your post I haven't seen a functioning displayport on the E6510.
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BTW: by newest drivers do you mean the ones from nvidia directly? The driver version from dell is 8.17.12.5922 , latest nvidia is 8.17.12.6099
My problems begin earlier: The connected HDMI doesn't appear in the NVIDIA control panel. I have the newest driver from NVIDIA. Dell service center had no better idea as to change my motherboard. The problem is the same...
The following allowed both video & audio at 1600x900 res.
1/. Connect to TV or Data Projector, turn on TV or Projector and chose HDMI as source. Then turn on laptop. Windows should now discover the second monitor as being the device connected via hdmi to the display port.
If no picture appears right click desktop, choose Screen resolution option and see if the second screen is mentioned there; If so choose duplicate screen and set res to highest possible.
If not present click connect to projector option or Windows Key & P.
2/. If you have picture and no sound open Control Panel, make sure View by Large Icons is selected then proceed as follows.
Open Sound settings and see if the connected HDMI display appears as a playback device; if it is there then right click the icon and set it as the default playback device. You should here the audio coming from the connected HDMI display, if it has speakers.
nitegate
12 Posts
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December 30th, 2010 00:00
Hi!
Do you see your TV in the nvidia control?
I might have a similar problem with displayport to displayport connection on the E6510.I have an EIZO EV2313W connected to the E6510 over displayport cable. There is no picture on the display, BUT the eizo does not go into standby mode AND I can see the Eizo in the display settings of the nvidia control. Now comes the fun part: if I play a test sound over the displayport connection to the eizo display I have suddenly a picture. Or course this is not so funny if you have to do it every time you start your system, so I'm using the DVI connection atm.
But you have to be honest. Since I'm reading your post I haven't seen a functioning displayport on the E6510.
Normal 0 21 false false false DE X-NONE X-NONE
BTW: by newest drivers do you mean the ones from nvidia directly? The driver version from dell is 8.17.12.5922 , latest nvidia is 8.17.12.6099
wieneruhren
3 Posts
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December 31st, 2010 00:00
Hi!
My problems begin earlier: The connected HDMI doesn't appear in the NVIDIA control panel.
I have the newest driver from NVIDIA. Dell service center had no better idea as to change my motherboard. The problem is the same...
Thanks for Your answer!
Any suggestions welcome!
petergun
21 Posts
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November 11th, 2014 15:00
E6510 Display port to HDMI Video & Audio
I have an e6510 i5 with NV3100M Graphics.
I purchased off ebay a diplayport to hdmi cable.
The following allowed both video & audio at 1600x900 res.
1/. Connect to TV or Data Projector, turn on TV or Projector and chose HDMI as source. Then turn on laptop. Windows should now discover the second monitor as being the device connected via hdmi to the display port.
If no picture appears right click desktop, choose Screen resolution option and see if the second screen is mentioned there; If so choose duplicate screen and set res to highest possible.
If not present click connect to projector option or Windows Key & P.
2/. If you have picture and no sound open Control Panel, make sure View by Large Icons is selected then proceed as follows.
Open Sound settings and see if the connected HDMI display appears as a playback device; if it is there then right click the icon and set it as the default playback device. You should here the audio coming from the connected HDMI display, if it has speakers.