Hardware Q&A: Connect PC to TV, Add a Monitor

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Hardware Q&A: Connect PC to TV, Add a Monitor This week I answer your questions on connecting a PC to TV (and I've got some better alternatives) and hooking up additional monitors. - Rick Broida, PCWorld More From Hassle-Free PC Q&A: XP and USB Drives; XP Backup in Windows 7; IE Errors in XP Follow these tips to deal with an XP system that won't recognize flash drives, restore an XP backup in Windows 7, and solve IE script errors in Windows XP. Share: Reader Q&A: Fix PC Clock, Troubleshoot XP Shutdown, Test Wi-Fi Rick answers reader e-mail about a computer clock that's slightly off, a Windows XP system that won't shut down, and troubleshooting slow Wi-Fi connections. Share: Flash Drive 101: Copying Files, Removing Viruses Learn some basic flash-drive survival skills, like how to copy files to a USB drive and protect a drive from viruses. 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