On 06/08/2011 12:25 AM, vineeth kartha wrote:
connect the cpu to laptop screen
well, I found this
"
As you correctly surmised, the VGA port on the back of your laptop is
for video OUT from the laptop, not video IN to the laptop. The only way
for your LCD screen to get input is from the laptop itself.
If you have network cards in both the laptop and the desktop, you could
connect the two directly with a network crossover cable. Then, if your
desktop is running XP, you could have your laptop make a Remote
connection your desktop. From there, simply run your desktop programs on
your laptop -- including the TV programs -- and you will effectively be
running your desktop from your laptop.""
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