Why is my third monitor detected, but receives no signal?
I recently built my first gaming PC, and I installed the AMD Radeon R9 270X graphics card. It has 4 outputs, 2 DVI, 1 HDMI, and 1 Displayport. I have the monitors plugged into the 2 DVI ports and the HDMI port. the HDMI and one of the DVI monitors have signal, but the second DVI monitor is detected and has no signal. I'm running on Windows 8.1 and I have AMD Catalyst 14.4.
My monitor says "No Signal" when I connect it to my Laptop via HDMI, but works wonderfully when connected via VGA. What is the Issue?
If you're getting TV or monitor no signal issues after connecting them to your PC via HDMI ports then don't worry, the No Signal message means that the TV or monitor isn't getting any input from the currently selected source.First of all unplug the cable running from your monitor to your laptop and plug it back in, making sure the connection is firm. The most common cause of this error is a loose cable. Also confirm that the HDMI cable is in working condition and compatible with your laptop.Few of the solutions are:Fix 1: Update the chipset drivers and graphics driversFix 2: Switch the Input sourceFix 3: Try unplugging then plugging the power cable of the TV or monitorFix 4: Disconnect all HDMI sources then reconnect them one at a timeFix 5: Try a factory reset on the TV/monitor
Can you detect if your call being recorded by apps?
In my old phone I had Automatic Call Recorder installed and if I was calling someone special or waiting for some important call then I would switch on the automatic option. It always recorded without any beep, or delay or any sign, which would have made the person on the other side to know that. Then after the end of call, I would switch this feature off to avoid unnecessarily recording of the general & regular calls. There was not even a single instance of any detection from anyone.Now, the new phone has Android 6.0 Marshmallow, it has the option of recording on the call screen itself, no need of any other app or anything, anytime during the call you can press record and it will do that without a single noise or beep. Very easy and very handy. Here is the screen shot of it.So, No, you can't detect if your call is being recorded at the other end or not.Hope it helps.
What does it mean when your computer displays a "VGA No Signal" message?
It means that the monitor is working but does not see the computer is turned on. The message means your monitor is working okay but is not getting a signal from your computer. The best thing to do is make sure your computer is powering on. Look on the back of your computer and see if you more then one video port on the back.They will look like the blue one or the white one. See if you have 2 of the blue or 2 of the white. If you do then move your monitor cord to other video port and see if it works or not.If that is not the problem then there is something wrong with your computer is not turning on or you have a problem that you are getting any video from your computer.
How can I receive another number's SMS?
I would suggest you go for Textlocal Long code which is a 10 digit virtual number which is used to receive messages online. They have few more options which are Keywords and Short codes let me tell you about all the three in detail:Keyword: Where you can select a business keyword (for example TEXTLOCAL is my keyword) that will become your inbox and Textlocal has a dedicated long code which is 92205-92205. If my customer sends a message to 92205-92205 with TEXTLOCAL in the message you will receive the message sent by the customer in the TEXTLOCAL inbox.Short code: Short code is a virtual number which ranges from 5 digits to 9 digits which can be used to receive and send messages. You can also have Keywords on your dedicated short codes. Taking a short code is always advantageous as it is easy to remember.Long code: It is a 10 digit virtual number which is similar to a phone number. You can receive and send messages to this number. You can also have Keywords to your dedicated long code to have different inboxes. Sending an SMS to a long code will cost the same as sending a message to any other mobile number.These are used to receive SMS online Textlocal is the No.1 SMS platform in India and UK with 165,000 enterprises using their platform. They have many more features to promote a business and on sign up they provide 10 free credits to test their platform.
Can I use an HDMI splitter to extend, not duplicate, my laptop screen across two monitors?
I disagree with all other answers. It is not only possible but it is normal.A simple HDMI splitter can in fact extend desktop to two different monitors.In fact I have a splitter bought for like £2 which does the job.I have DVI to HDMI cable going from this to my 46″ Samsung C750 as a monitor and a 15m HDMI cable going along the wall over the sealing to my PRM-25 video projector.They are both connected to a single DVI port via splitter. They both have different resolutions and they can be run at different frequencies. For example I have watched a movie at 24fps on projector to match the frame rate for smoother playback.I have set up VLC to display full screen to 2nd monitor so whenever I double click a playing movie window, it goes full screen on projector.They show up both correctly on Windows and Mac.My videocard is Zotac NVidia GeForce GTX 750 Ti 2047 and it acts exactly the same as my old Palit NVidia GeForce GTX 460 768.No problem whatsoever. Plug and play. As if it was physically connected to another port on actual video card.It all depends on bandwidth. You can hook up as many monitors as you like as long as the combined bandwidth does not exceed the total available.There is a way how to reduce the bandwidth of each screen noticeably by turning off overscan which is black margin around the image sent to monitor as extra unnecessary data. You might have to create a custom resolution for that though.