Satellite P300 - Wrong display resolution

Hi
I have Toshiba Satellite P300 and my display stop working last month, it displays nothing only turn on, light for few seconds. So I buy new and that display everything but has wrong resolution or Idont know what see picture
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thanks for help

Thank for respond
no I will sell it for spares ... and i buy other H,P ... i have my older laptop 3 years and batery life still over 1,5 hour and this toshiba only 20-30 min:( and my laptop crashed from 3 metres when was turn on and only display cracked.... everything was ok and this one of nowhere display not working:(
again thank a lot i still hoped it could by only bios or something should be fixed.... now i will get it away.

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Unfortunately I think you must offer more details about your problem like exact notebook model number and all games that you play.
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Hi
Please don't be mad on me but you must understand it is user-to-user forum and if someone can help will probably write something and try to help. There is no reason for comments like the last one.
Anyway, I have good experience with HDMI and connection to the TV. I have Satellite P200D and Satellite A300, both with HDMI port. I have used both of them with my BRAVIA LCD TV and it works properly. Brothers Satellite P300-1GL doesnt made problems either.
So it is not easy to say what is wrong there but I can say that this behaviour is definitely not normal.
In my opinion you should contact nearest Toshiba service and let them check your notebook.
What else you can do? Not much, just test it eventually with some other LCD TV to see if the same happen.
Sorry for this late posting.
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Helo,
I have a Toshiba Satellite P300-1F0.
The display is blank when I turn it on, even on the boot up screen, and I cant hear the startup windows sounds.
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According the notebook specification Satellite P300-18Z has follow interfaces:
DVI - No DVI port available
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Headphone Jack - External Headphone Jack (Stereo) available
.link - iLink (Firewire) port available
Line in Jack - No Line in Jack port available
Line out Jack - No Line Out Jack available
Microphone Jack - External Micrphone Jack
TV-out - port available (S-Video port)
VGA - VGA (External monitor port RGB port)
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http://support.apple.com/kb/PH14388
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Hi
From my knowledge the VGA port can be used only in connection with an external monitor/LCD but not with the TV.
The point is that the common PAL TV (not LCD or plasma) supports a max resolution of 720 X 576px at 50Hz (NTSC 720 X 480 at 60Hz).
As far as I know only the s-video port provides such resolution.
The VGA port provides higher resolutions which are supprted by most external monitors.
However, I never connected the notebook to TV via VGA port so I can provide only some assumptions.
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I read on different pages that cheap no-name adapters dont work as it should.

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