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Connect the TV and Laptop together. Make sure the TV has the right HDMI source. Reboot the Laptop. Open up settings and find >Display. There should be two displays listed. Select the TV display. You may have to adjust the resolution to suit you.
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It sounds like you are asking how to output the tv/stream it, to the laptop, so the laptop screen shows the tv ?
You may need a TV capture card for this.
Another way is you can install Kodi from Menu>System>Lite Software
to watch tv and not need your laptop to be attached to the tv.
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Okay, in Menu>Settings Display
Have you checked the "mirror" setting ?
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Have you tried another HDMI cable to rule that out ?
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Nope. Tested cable with another device and used a different cable that worked (on a nintendo switch), no go.
Not sure if it makes a difference - I boot with nomodeset as a kernel param - that's not affecting it is it?