Adapter for vga port

I have an HP ProBook (don't know where to find the model number). It has a 9 pin male VGA port. My VGA cables are 15 pin male. What adapter will allow me to connect the cable to the port, just like I was connecting to a 15 pin female port? I tried a generic adapter that allowed me to make the connection, but nothing came through the cable to the TV I connected the other end of the VGA cable to, so just any adapter that allows the connection doesn't necessarily work. It apparently has to the right one for this PC.I said the operating system is Windows 7 (64 bit), but it might be 32 bit. I really don't know how to tell which it is. Does that make a difference for what adapter will work for the VGA port?

Without the model number it is pretty hard for us to help much. A 9 pin VGA port is analog and a 15 pin is DVI or digital and it is hard to adapt analog to digital. I have not run across a vga male to dvi adapter. You see a lot of dvi male to vga male adapters. digital to analog is not a problem. There is no specific adapter part for your laptop I can tell you.

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It's the Mini-DVI to VGA adapter.
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2nd Display Support:
Mirroring Only*
2nd Max. Resolution:
1024x768*
Details:
Apple reports that this system has a "VGA output port for video mirroring on an external display or projector", and supports output resolutions of "640 x 480 pixels at 60Hz, 800 x 600 pixels at 75Hz and 1024 x 768 pixels at 75Hz". However, the hardware is capable of using an external display in dual or "extended desktop mode", Apple just blocked the capability in firmware to protect sales of more expensive Macs. Unsupported third-party hacks are available.
http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/imac/specs/imac_g5_2.0_20.html
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I found a free TV and thought maybe i could use it as a larger screen format. so i went searching for cable adapters.
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Using a tape measure the screen itself with out the plastic frame shows a width of 9.5 inches , including the plastic frame shows: 11 and one quarter, that could round off to 12 inch even though it is not at or beyond the point 5 mark.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/TA27124?viewlocale=en_US
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~Lyssa

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