For standard analog signals, a TV accepts either a PAL (Europe) or NTSC (North America) signal. Make sure that the signal format of the TV matches the signal output of the card (for on-board TV-output, this setting canīe changed in the BIOS). If you are using a coaxial or S-video connector, set the desktop screen resolution to 800 × 600 (or less).Īdjust the aspect ratio to scale the image to the screen you are using. For more information, see the manual for your TV. Video signal processing (not covered in this document). If your TV does not have this option, you must use a special Input 1, HDMI 1, or S-video or similar options might be available, depending on your TV. On the TV remote control, press the Source or Input button. Have plugged in three monitors, with notebook lid closed. Make sure that your TV input source matches the video source that you are using. If the computer cannot detect the TV, set the TV as the primary monitor device, and then restart the computer.
Make sure that your TV supports sound with your connection type, or use a separate audio cable connection. Then restart your computer and check if the error is gone. Then expand the list and right-click on your Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201 160MHz adapter. Launch the Device Manager and click on Network adapters. Do not connect two cables to the same TV or monitor unless it supports picture-in-picture. Running an outdated or corrupted wireless adapter driver may prevent you from connecting to your Wi-Fi network. Use only one video source per monitor device. Turn on the TV before turning on the computer.
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