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You mean your VGA laptop output has to be connected to a third screen? Which vga output is that ? Graphics card or does you mobo have one? Or is the vga ALSO connected to the same tv as the hdmi?
Here is a pic of the mobo if that helps at all.
OK, a last check question: if you right click on your screen and go into W7 screen properties (not nvidia) in the case you have the 3 screens connected... what do you get?
In that screen, please make LT screen the primary and do not clone or extend anything...
No, you'd expect it to go for the lowest, maximum res of the two screens and present that on both. So if you are sure there were different resolutions then it was not cloned.
Please test something strange: Try making TV hdmi your primary screen and when it is.. take out the vga connection. If you need to put things right after because you end up with no screen at all, boot in Safe mode and reset.