SCREEN BROKE ON ACER ASPIRE ONE NETBOOK. HOW CAN I CONNECT IT TO A MONITOR?
January 20th, 2012 | 
Author: Question by steve k: Screen pennyless on acer aspire one netbook. How can i bond it to a monitor?
tried multiform things though can’t get it to work.
If we have a step by step beam for a acer thatwould be good as i can’t arrange it with a ubiquitous way.
Thanks
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Answer by FedoraFTW
you would need to block a VGA, HMDI connective tissue (whatever video pier we laptop has) in to your laptop and spin on a laptop. we should see it on a monitor.
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You need a SVGA cable
Your monitor is broken so you will need to experiment to try to hit the right setting.
Connecting your Acer Aspire Laptop to an External Monitor
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Locate the female “VGA Out” port on your Acer Aspire Laptop.
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Connect one end of the VGA cable to the VGA out port and the other end to your external monitor’s VGA input.
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If your laptop is already powered on and running Windows Vista or Windows 7, it should automatically detect the new monitor and a prompt will appear asking you which settings you would like to apply. If it does not, or you are running Windows XP, you may have to go into your “Display” properties or simply hold FN while pressing F4. This will allow you to cycle through display options which include cloning your screen or extending your display to the second monitor.
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Consider your options. Cloning your screen gives you the exact same image on both your laptop and external monitor. Choosing extended display allows your laptop and external monitor to display two different things at once. There is also an option which allows you to primarily use your external monitor while shutting off your laptop’s display. Choose the option that works best for your setup.