I want to convert a fleet of old all-in-one computers to monitors. None have an input so I wonder if I could find a way to add an input port to these devices so that I can get them back into circulation as second monitors.
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Todd hoffman those are all "Lenovo IdeaCentre AIO 510S-23ISU"? You will need to get the maker and numbers for the panels from the label on the back. Armed with that information you will need to try to find a LCD driver. REst of that is straight forward. Check on here Universal LCD driver Technique
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Loo,ks like they are using a lot of LG panels like the LM215WFA (SS)(A1) and universal LCD driver board seem to be available. Again it will depend on your monitors exact number etc.
Thanks @oldturkey03. This is exactly what I needed!
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Why do that?
Why not just upgrade the hard drive to SSD, RAM to 16GB and update BIOS ? Oh and Windows 10 to version 1909 and update all drivers with something like DriverBooster 7. It will be like new!
It is only three years old. You know, reuse, recycle, etc.
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