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    activating PMD with z

    Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by FiReBReTHa, Jun 25, 2012.

  1. FiReBReTHa

    FiReBReTHa Notebook Consultant

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    hokay.... power is in the unit, laptop is charging but the light is not turning on in the switch / switching graphics to the PMD

    any suggestions on what I need to hit to get it to switch graphics?
     
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    Sick Nick Notebook Consultant

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    You did use the bigger power block, right? The small one is just for the main unit, it does not have enough power to run both the PMD and Z at the same time.
     
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    FiReBReTHa Notebook Consultant

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    yup, but you gave me an idea, I removed power to the PMD and reconnected and it started working now.
     
  4. Sick Nick

    Sick Nick Notebook Consultant

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    Weird, have not had this issue. Not at home nor at the office. Both with PMD, 3 screens in the office and 2 at home :cool:

    But hey, if it's fixed it's fixed!

    [​IMG]

    :D
     
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    FiReBReTHa Notebook Consultant

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    That pic had me rolllllling.


    Sending it out to my "Geeks in Arms" (other IT guys) now.