Unsupported signal. Please check device output
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Did you try holding down the function (Fn) key and tapping the blue monitor key (it's different on all laptops, but usually one of the "F" keys) to send a digital signal to the TV?
Unsupported signal. Please check device outputmeans that your resolution is too high for the TV. You should consider to lower the definition to something like 800x600 and progressively make it higher.
Did you try holding down the function (Fn) key and tapping the blue monitor key (it's different on all laptops, but usually one of the "F" keys) to send a digital signal to the TV?
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