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If you are using
the D-sub 15 pin jack, follow these steps:

- Make sure your
TV and computer are off.
- Using a 15
pin D-sub (standard, VGA, or RGB) video cable, connect the Video Out jack on your computer's
video card to the PC In jack on the back of your TV.
- Using
an audio cable with a min-stereo plug on each end, connect the Audio Out jack on your computer to the
DVI/PC Audio In jack on your TV.
Note: If you have your computer connected to separate speakers, you can
skip this step.
- Turn
on your PC.
Important:
If you don't have the PC on, the TV goes into a standby state when you
switch the source to PC. This also occurs if you leave the TV on the PC
source, and then power down the PC. If you try to turn the TV on while the computer
is off, the standby light will blinks and then the TV will display no signal then return to the standby
state.
- Turn
on your TV.
- Press
the SOURCE button on your remote or on the front panel of your TV and
select
PC.
- Adjust
the display if necessary using the Windows Display dialog which you can access
through the "Control Panel" on your computer.
Important:
If you are having problems with error messages or other settings click on the
description below that best matches your issue.
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