HPE-555sc + HDMI ?

I have a HPE-555sc, and I´ve used a monitor with a HDMI port but inorder to conect it to the computer I´ve been using a HDMI-USB3 addapter. The computer has a HDMI port but I can't get it to work. If i plug in a screen in the HDMI the computer can't seem to find it. Anyone got any ideas on how to make it work?
BTW, the computer uses Windows-7 64bit if that makes any difference.

Hi Arthey:
Thank you for your inquiry.
I understand you are having some issues with the HDMI on the computer.
I am sending you a link to a document on "Monitor / Video / Graphics" click here
Please refer to the Monitor /Display section.
I am also including one on "Connecting Monitors and TVs to Your PC (Windows 7)" click here
I hope this helps.
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Well,
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