Can i use this cable to connect my hp pavilion laptop (2013), my hp 2011x monitor and my hp envy 23 monitor so i can use 3 screens at one time?
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As far as I can tell that laptop dose not have an HDE DVI or VGA what you need on the laptop and or monitors is something that looks like this http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/94/VGA_female_connector.jpg and if your lap top has this your monitors (or if you monitors have it you laptop ) needs something that looks like this http://images10.newegg.com/NeweggImage/ProductImageCompressAll300/12-119-042-05.jpg on it. Upon further inspection you would use this cable to connect you HP Pavilion Laptop to your hp 2011x monitor and you would need a HDMI cable for the hp pavilion laptop to your hp envy 23 monitor hook up.Hope this helps. As far as I can tell that laptop dose not have an HDE DVI or VGA what you need on the laptop and or monitors is something that looks like this http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/94/VGA_female_connector.jpg and if your lap top has this your monitors (or if you monitors have it you laptop ) needs something that looks like this http://images10.newegg.com/NeweggImage/ProductImageCompressAll300/12-119-042-05.jpg on it. Upon further inspection you would use this cable to connect you HP Pavilion Laptop to your hp 2011x monitor and you would need a HDMI cable for the hp... » Read More As far as I can tell that laptop dose not have an HDE DVI or VGA what you need on the laptop and or monitors is something that looks like this http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/94/VGA_female_connector.jpg and if your lap top has this your monitors (or if you monitors have it you laptop ) needs something that looks like this http://images10.newegg.com/NeweggImage/ProductImageCompressAll300/12-119-042-05.jpg on it. Upon further inspection you would use this cable to connect you HP Pavilion Laptop to your hp 2011x monitor and you would need a HDMI cable for the hp pavilion laptop to your hp envy 23 monitor hook up.Hope this helps. « Show Less
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No. I am not sure what kind of ports your hp pavilion has (you didn't specify the exact model), but at best this cable can connect your laptop to one of these monitors. If you have and HDMI port on the laptop you would be better off using that to connect to the HDMI on you HP Envy 23. The HP 2011x supports DVI-D and VGA, so if you're laptop has a DVI-I port you can hook up to the 2011x VGA port, but the signal quality may be degraded somewhat. Either way you will need either 2 cables or some sort of multi-port cable (not usually a good option, as the 2 monitors would probably have to sit in very close physical proximity, and have identical ports).
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No. I am not sure what kind of ports your hp pavilion has (you didn't specify the exact model), but at best this cable can connect your laptop to one of these monitors. If you have and HDMI port on the laptop you would be better off using that to connect to the HDMI on you HP Envy 23. The HP 2011x supports DVI-D and VGA, so if you're laptop has a DVI-I port you can hook up to the 2011x VGA port, but the signal quality may be degraded somewhat. Either way you will need either 2 cables or some sort of multi-port cable (not usually a good option, as the 2 monitors would probably have to sit in very close physical proximity, and have identical ports). No. I am not sure what kind of ports your hp pavilion has (you didn't specify the exact model), but at best this cable can connect your laptop to one of these monitors. If you have and HDMI port on the laptop you would be better off using that to connect to the HDMI on you HP Envy 23. The HP 2011x supports DVI-D and VGA, so if you're laptop has a DVI-I port you can hook up to the 2011x VGA port, but the signal quality may be degraded somewhat. Either way you will need either 2 cables or some sort of multi-port cable (not usually a good option, as the 2 monitors would probably have to sit in... » Read More No. I am not sure what kind of ports your hp pavilion has (you didn't specify the exact model), but at best this cable can connect your laptop to one of these monitors. If you have and HDMI port on the laptop you would be better off using that to connect to the HDMI on you HP Envy 23. The HP 2011x supports DVI-D and VGA, so if you're laptop has a DVI-I port you can hook up to the 2011x VGA port, but the signal quality may be degraded somewhat. Either way you will need either 2 cables or some sort of multi-port cable (not usually a good option, as the 2 monitors would probably have to sit in very close physical proximity, and have identical ports). « Show Less
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I assume you're talking about a laptop with a separate video output or a video card with digital and VGA outputs. I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work. That's a much simpler way to run with three monitors than mulitiple USB converters.
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Since the specs say it has 2 "DisplayPort" connections - yes. http://www8.hp.com/h20195/v2/GetDocument.aspx?docname=c04128234
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Hello, I have hp pavilion , you should be able to use your VGA cable as I didn't have to buy another cable. Just use cable that comes with monitor.
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As a matter of fact, you can use up to 3 monitors at the same time with this graphics card. The card has 1x DVI-I, 1x HDMI, and 1x MiniDisplayPort. Since most people have monitors that have DVI or HDMI connections, you'll probably use those. If you happen to have a monitor that only has a VGA connector, you're in luck -- the card ships with a DVI-I -&gt; VGA adaptor.
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Yes, but it's a short adapter, so you'll probably need at least a 3' DVI cable, depending on how far you monitor is going to sit from your laptop.
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sorry, I used it to hook up a second monitor I don't know if it would work for you
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Short answer: yes, and I currently have it as part of a 3- monitor linked single desktop right now, as a matter of fact.However, regardless to what monitors you use, make sure your computer's GPU(s) are properly linked if necessary (SLI or Crossfire if you want a third monitor) and have an *active* display port-to *your monitor cable type here* adapter for monitors after the second one. Otherwise, your computer will recognize the extra monitor(s), but only let you use two of them at any given time.(Basically, any monitor should work as part of a multi-display setup. It's the computer configuration itself you need to have setup right.) Short answer: yes, and I currently have it as part of a 3- monitor linked single desktop right now, as a matter of fact.However, regardless to what monitors you use, make sure your computer's GPU(s) are properly linked if necessary (SLI or Crossfire if you want a third monitor) and have an *active* display port-to *your monitor cable type here* adapter for monitors after the second one. Otherwise, your computer will recognize the extra monitor(s), but only let you use two of them at any given time.(Basically, any monitor should work as part of a multi-display setup.... » Read More Short answer: yes, and I currently have it as part of a 3- monitor linked single desktop right now, as a matter of fact.However, regardless to what monitors you use, make sure your computer's GPU(s) are properly linked if necessary (SLI or Crossfire if you want a third monitor) and have an *active* display port-to *your monitor cable type here* adapter for monitors after the second one. Otherwise, your computer will recognize the extra monitor(s), but only let you use two of them at any given time.(Basically, any monitor should work as part of a multi-display setup. It's the computer configuration itself you need to have setup right.) « Show Less
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Yes, that is what I am doing. I have a graphics card with 3 display ports and one HDMI. I have 3 monitors (actually samsung 22 inch LED tvs) and works without an hitch.
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Some of it will depend on your specific laptop and video card capabilities. We have successfully used this docking station to connect an HP 8770w with a Quadro K3000M video card to have two external monitors in addition to the laptop display. You will need to run one external monitor via the VGA connection in the back of the docking station, and the second monitor will need to be connected using the DisplayPort connection on the docking station and a DP-to-VGA adapter (it will not work using a DP-to-HDMI adaptor, or using the DVI connection on the back of the docking station).
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I'm not sure if this wil be a helpful answer, but here goes ... The HP monitor gets it's signal and power through the USB port, and it required that I install a special driver. It doesn't use a video card, external or otherwise. I use this USB monitor attached to my laptop, to which I also attach an external VGA monitor. So I get three screens but not in the way you want to do it. I have had absolutely no trouble with the USB monitor at all. I would suggest giving it a try. Order it and see if it works, and return it if it doesn't.
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MANUFACTURER ANSWER:Thanks for posting your question here! You can only connect one external monitor via one unit of Plugable USB 2.0 to VGA/DVI/HDMI VGA / DVI / HDMI Video Graphics Adapter for Multiple Monitors up to 2048x1152 / 1920x1200 Each (Supports Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, XP) If you do not wish to (or cannot) connect the second external monitor via the inbuilt video output port on your laptop for any reason, you would need to get a second unit to connect the additional monitor.Hope the above information helps! If you need any additional information, please do feel free to shoot us an email at support@plugable.com. We are here to help!Thanks!Regards, Roze Plugable Technologies MANUFACTURER ANSWER:Thanks for posting your question here! You can only connect one external monitor via one unit of Plugable USB 2.0 to VGA/DVI/HDMI VGA / DVI / HDMI Video Graphics Adapter for Multiple Monitors up to 2048x1152 / 1920x1200 Each (Supports Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, XP) If you do not wish to (or cannot) connect the second external monitor via the inbuilt video output port on your laptop for any reason, you would need to get a second unit to connect the additional monitor.Hope the above information... » Read More MANUFACTURER ANSWER:Thanks for posting your question here! You can only connect one external monitor via one unit of Plugable USB 2.0 to VGA/DVI/HDMI VGA / DVI / HDMI Video Graphics Adapter for Multiple Monitors up to 2048x1152 / 1920x1200 Each (Supports Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, XP) If you do not wish to (or cannot) connect the second external monitor via the inbuilt video output port on your laptop for any reason, you would need to get a second unit to connect the additional monitor.Hope the above information helps! If you need any additional information, please do feel free to shoot us an email at support@plugable.com. We are here to help!Thanks!Regards, Roze Plugable Technologies « Show Less
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As the above poster said, probably not. It will allow you to add a second monitor. It's possible if your laptop has dvi, you might be able to use it simultaneously. However, sometimes the dvi is just the DisplayPort converted.
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Depends what ports are on your laptop. This monitor has a VGA output only. so if you dont have a vga port, then you cant use this monitor. (technically you could.. but it would cost alot for converters and it would be better just to get another monitor). So google what a vga looks like.
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As long as you have an hemisphere connection it should be fine, I haven't used it with mine but it should be the same concept. Hdmi is the same so it should work. It's going from my laptop to a tv monitor and two giant projectors. Make sure you get the hdmi cable with the extra boost for the signal especially if it's more then 10feet away most cables have an in and out side so make sure to look for that too if it doesn't work that's everyone's big mistake
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Don't know for sure.... I was using it with a non-HP computer, in order to hook up a second monitor.
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Thanks Mary. It turns out the caveat to that 4xsupport is that if your monitor/tv doesn't have a display port so that you are using an adapter to DVI/HDMI/VGA it must be an ACTIVE adapter to support 4 monitors...not a passive one which is cheaper.