Netgear PTVU1000 PTVU1000 User Guide - Page 77

Setting the A/V Adapter as the Primary Display, Setting the Display to Extend or Mirror Mode

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Push2TV HD Adapter Procedures 22 Properties 29 Rebooted 29 Resize 26 Restart 26 Right-click context menu 26 Selecting the Correct Display Monitor 29 Setting the A/V Adapter as the Primary Display 29 Setting the Display to Extend or Mirror Mode 29 System Tray 26 using the Display Icon Context menu in Windows XP/Vista 26 using Windows Display Properties in Windows XP/Vista 29 when closing the lid 24 Windows system tray 26 Windows Vista 29 Windows XP/Vista 22 Work modes 22 Context menu options Browser 16 Connected, Not Connected, Blocked 16 Software 16 User interface 16 Version 16 Corrupt picture 50 disable the HW accelerator 50 disabling hardware acceleration 50 Video screen 50 Video window 50 D Device Adapter 13 Device Manager Connected 32 Connection 32 in windows 7 32 in windows XP 32 Loaded 32 PCI bus 32 viewing the drivers in the device manager 32 Display is flipped Extend display option 64 Screen Resolution 64 Display is upside down 64 HDMI 64 Landscape (flipped) 64 Menu 64 TV 64 Display issues on TV Big 63 Connected 63 Display Link 63 HDMI 63 Mode 63 Overscan 63 Resolution 63 TV brands 63 TV setup screen 63 Undescan 63 Display turns black Application window 64 Full screen mode 64 Movie play 64 Resizing 64 Windows Media Player 64 E Extend and Mirror mode HDTV 60 Notebook screen 60 Streaming 60 Extend mode A/V Adapter 61 PC Adapter 61 Playing HD video 61 External display 59 connected 59 HDMI, VGA, Line In, and Digital Input 59 Image 59 Input source 59 Remote screen 59 Video cable 59 F FLASH player 52 FLASH player is not showing in full screen 52 Normal screen display mode 52 USB connection 52 H HDMI 56 Big 56 Connected 56 Display link 56 Mode 56 Overscan 56 Resolution 56 TV brands 56 TV setup screen 56 Underscan 56 I Icons Accessing the Wireless USB Manager 14 Connected 14 Host Hardware Disabled 14 77

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Push2TV HD Adapter
Procedures
22
Properties
29
Rebooted
29
Resize
26
Restart
26
Right-click context menu
26
Selecting the Correct Display Monitor
29
Setting the A/V Adapter as the Primary Display
29
Setting the Display to Extend or Mirror Mode
29
System Tray
26
using the Display Icon Context menu in Windows
XP/Vista
26
using Windows Display Properties in Windows
XP/Vista
29
when closing the lid
24
Windows system tray
26
Windows Vista
29
Windows XP/Vista
22
Work modes
22
Context menu options
Browser
16
Connected, Not Connected, Blocked
16
Software
16
User interface
16
Version
16
Corrupt picture
50
disable the HW accelerator
50
disabling hardware acceleration
50
Video screen
50
Video window
50
D
Device Adapter
13
Device Manager
Connected
32
Connection
32
in windows 7
32
in windows XP
32
Loaded
32
PCI bus
32
viewing the drivers in the device manager
32
Display is flipped
Extend display option
64
Screen Resolution
64
Display is upside down
64
HDMI
64
Landscape (flipped)
64
Menu
64
TV
64
Display issues on TV
Big
63
Connected
63
Display Link
63
HDMI
63
Mode
63
Overscan
63
Resolution
63
TV brands
63
TV setup screen
63
Undescan
63
Display turns black
Application window
64
Full screen mode
64
Movie play
64
Resizing
64
Windows Media Player
64
E
Extend and Mirror mode
HDTV
60
Notebook screen
60
Streaming
60
Extend mode
A/V Adapter
61
PC Adapter
61
Playing HD video
61
External display
59
connected
59
HDMI, VGA, Line In, and Digital Input
59
Image
59
Input source
59
Remote screen
59
Video cable
59
F
FLASH player
52
FLASH player is not showing in full screen
52
Normal screen display mode
52
USB connection
52
H
HDMI
56
Big
56
Connected
56
Display link
56
Mode
56
Overscan
56
Resolution
56
TV brands
56
TV setup screen
56
Underscan
56
I
Icons
Accessing the Wireless USB Manager
14
Connected
14
Host Hardware Disabled
14