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I have Windows 7 x64 and a Nvidia Geforce 9400GT video card. I have connected my TV (SANSUI LCT40SD SAKURA) to my computer/video card with S-Video.

When I try to set up multiple displays in Nvidia Control Panel, I can't find the TV. I have only my normal screen "LG W1934" which is enabled.

I have tried to use rigorous display detetion but it is still not recognizing my TV.

How can I fix it?

Thank you.

quack quixote
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Alon Gubkin
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Make sure that it was connected on startup. If not, try rebooting.

moshen
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I don't think that the connector is S-Video - it looks like S-Video and S-Video might even fit, but in the box there should be a component breakout cable.

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Gareth
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Matt
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This may be the same bug I'm dealing with on Linux and Windows 7. If it is, you should be able to make it detect by installing the 181.71 driver version from Nvidia. If that gets it working, please file a bug report about this to Nvidia to help it get fixed sooner.

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The issue I ran into with 7 and S-video out was that 7 didn't like having both the TV on S-video and a monitor hooked up via VGA at the same time.

I ended up disconnecting the VGA and going only S-Video for now.

When I need to do any maintainence, I remote in from my laptop via LogMeIn free.

The Chad
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