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    Help setting up second monitor ASUS Zenbook UX31

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by cadams77, Jan 4, 2013.

  1. cadams77

    cadams77 Newbie

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    Using the Zenbook UX31 can I connect a second monitor using the micro HDMI port? I went and bought a micro hdmi cable and have been trying but i only see VGA as an option... this doesn't make sense because on my old ASUS I could do a normal HDMI cable to a second monitor with no issues.
     
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    cadams77 Newbie

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    yeah it is a micro VGA port. But what is the point of the Micro HDMI port if I cant use it? I got an adapter and a cord for the micro hdmi. I am wanting to hook it up to my samsung tv, so the micro side would be in my zenbook and the regular hdmi side in the tv.
     
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    For a display option then, right? At first I thought you meant you only saw a VGA port.

    The output is controlled by the Intel HD graphics (the iGPU). Is your driver up to date?
     
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