Once the computer is booted and both monitor and TV show, open the Monitors Control Panel. (Monitors and sound on older systems) Click on the Arrange icon. A window with 2 monitors will appear. Click and drag the second monitor on top of the primary monitor and you will get mirroring. (The primary will have the Mac smiley face and menu bar displayed)
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