Pc/tv connection from cq5103uk vga connection to hdmi

Hi I'm unsure if the pc I have will vga to hdmi or if there is a hdmi port on the pc to make it hdmi/hdmi any help would be appreciated thanks

JP, welcome to the forum.
Here are the Product Specifications pages for the computer. Open the Motherboard Specifications page. Scroll to the section titled "I/O Ports", then Back I/O ports. It shows that the is only a (2) VGA port. You should be able to use a VGA to HDMI adapter.
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