Connecting T510 to LG 42PG6000

Hi
Can you please lt me know what are my options to connect my laptop to LG tv and watch movies? Appeared that T510 doesn't have either HDMi or S-Video ports...
Thanks in advance

it has vga and displayport out, so if you want to connect using the hdmi port, you just need to get a simple displayport to hdmi cable converter, like this.
or this
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I have a T510 with an Intel agn wireless card. On some wifi (always G), it finds the access point. It gets the proper information from the router (proper gateway, dns, ip), but no internet connectivity. The router is working fine (checked by using other computers)
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The sequence is attach to the access point (wep), it say internet connectivity for about 10 seconds then it says no internet access.
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T510 not connecting to apple 30' display through mini dock

I am having some difficulties connecting my T510 (NVS 3100m) though my thinkpad mini dock plus series 3 (4338). I am using dvi cable.
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Make sure you are using a dual dvi cable and not an older single version. You can usually tell by the amount of pins which are missing in the connector
A dual link cable will have all of the pins included, while a single link digital will be missing 2 rows, and an analog only cable will have even fewer.
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OK, this may have been asked/answered already, but I am wanting to connect my T510 laptop to my stereo amp preamp out RCA jacks so I can rip my vinyl collection to my computer. The issue is how....the usual way to do this would be to use a 'line in' computer input, which the T510 does not have. I am led to believe that the combi headphone/mic jack will not allow routing a stereo signal to the sound card, IF I AM IN ERROR ABOUT THIS, please advise, as that would solve my problem (twin RCA to 3.5 mini-plug would then work). The other potential options would be using USB, or perhaps the 4 connector firewire port, but I have absolutely no idea whether that would work. If anyone has experience in doing what I need, please help.

It sounds like you have a "ground loop" hum. This results when the ground plug for two different components in an audio system (your iMac and your stereo, in this case) are probably plugged into two different electrical outlet receptacles in the wall. A slight voltage difference potential develops on the ground (third lug on the electrical plug) between the ground on the two devices resulting in a 60 Hz hum. The available soutions consist of "lifting" the ground on either the iMac or the stero by using a two-prong cheater plug adapter, available at an electronics or hardware store, that either the iMac or the stereo is plugged into and then this plug plugged into the wall. This breaks the "ground loop" and the hum.
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I've had a T510 with the Centrino Advanced-N 6200AGN wireless for about 6 months now and it's been great. However, several days ago it started to not connect to my home network's wireless.
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Of course as soon as I post something about the issue it starts working.
The only thing different I tried was plugging directly into the router which had the same issue as the wireless where it talked to the router but wouldn't get an IP address set to the device. I restarted the Windows "DHCP Client" service while plugged directly into the router and it magically worked once the service started again.
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I'm getting really frustrated with the Lenovo network management system. It seems overly complex and way too slow. In addition, on my home network, the wireless connection always seems to be favoured.
When I plug in my ethernet connection, the system sees it as an unknown connection and promptly drops Internet access (although I can still see my local network). Even if I do manage to fiddle it into working, as soon as I reboot the Internet connection fails again. Doing a network repair does not work. Often, the only way to get Internet access is to unplug the ethernet cable.
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GlenT wrote:
If there was a hard power switch on the wireless function, I would just turn it off and run as wired, like I've done on previous machines. I seldom if ever used wireless, but others in the household do, so I can't remove the router.
Hi GlenT,
There is a hardware switch on the left of your T510, the one that has green color.
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I have just received my T510 with the 6200 wireless adaptor. This adaptor will not connect using wireless-n, only wireless-g. I am running Windows 7, 64 bit. Other devices that I have are connecting using wireless-n to the same router.
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This is a well known problem with 802.1n kit, that unfortunately many of the WiFi kit vendors are genrally reluctant to warn users about.
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Your other devices may be operating on the now long out of date initial 802.11n spec, which permitted 40Mhz bonded channel operation in the 2.4Ghz WifI band.... before wide-spread practical field use indicated how disasterous it was for many existing 802.11b and 802.11g WiFi users.
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Help with Logitech V470 Bluetooth Mouse connecting to Thinkpad T510

Hi, Guys
I received my T510 a few days ago. And I originally throught they did not put Bluetooth on my machine.
I called them this morning and got that you have to press FN+F5 to enable Bluetooth.
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01 latest software from Logitech website, Windows 7 64 Bit
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I've actually been using the dock for quite awhile now; normally it works great, and I have my external monitor attached (1920 x 1080 @ 60 Hz, 2 ms response) and it all works great. There's just one problem though -- my USB connectivity seems to be poor. If I push down on the laptop keyboard (where the dock connector joins the laptop) I seem to get the "USB device not recognized" issue, and after this the only thing I can do is restart my computer to regain connectivity.
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Yes it's a known issue for us as well as a number of others:
http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/T400-T500-and-newer-T-series/T410-docking-station-issue-VGA-external-mon...
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Call Lenovo and push them for a motherboard replacement. We swapped out a number of docks before we found that replacing the motherboard does the trick.
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T510 - NVS3100M only connected via PCIe Version 1.1 instead of PCIe2.0 ?

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My iphone no longer connects to itunes

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Blue screen of death twice 2 days after receiving T510

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I encounter the dreaded Blue Screen of Death 2 times in two days, with a brand new T510.
The first one came as such a surprise in a meeting that I couldn't catch what it was. The 2nd time happend just now and I decided to post and ask for advice. The error for this time is "bad_pool_header" - not sure what that is.
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I would start with installing the latest bios and video driver updates off of lenovo's site. (do not use the TVSU since that tends to be slower at propigating new updates). It is new hardware and there is the possiblity of drivers and/or bios being updated since the drive images Lenovo installs from where created.
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lkpcampion wrote:
Hi all,
I encounter the dreaded Blue Screen of Death 2 times in two days, with a brand new T510.
The first one came as such a surprise in a meeting that I couldn't catch what it was. The 2nd time happend just now and I decided to post and ask for advice. The error for this time is "bad_pool_header" - not sure what that is.
The 2nd time is not necessarily the same as the 1st time. It seems that the display driver is not very stable. There were various times that, when I open the lid while connecting to an external monitor, the whole image on the external screen flickered vigorously. Windows 7 complain the display driver had crashed and windows has recovered from the error. I suspect the first time Blue Screen may be related to this too.
Anyway, although I like this system a lot, two blue screens in two days after receiving the new machine on Wednesday is pretty frustrating to me. Would Lenovo please iron out some stable and high quality drivers with the Windows 7 "Enhanced" Experience? May be with the parts manufacturer please?
Thanks all!
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