Hi Robert,
I have a Bravia KDL-32LL150 w/software v. 1.014
Thanks,
Steve
I am experiencing the same problem. I have a Gigabyte Z77 motherboard (not sure what model), i7 3770K connected to a Samsung SyncMaster 2443 monitor.
Thank you for your help!
Paul
Hi Paul,
I have not determined a solution using the HD4000 graphics in my set up, and yours is the first response in nearly 3 weeks to my post.
I have to have my KVM, and needed to move forward, so I added a graphics adapter (HD7750 from XFX). That adapter, and it's drivers, function correctly, and have since installation. It is not expensive ($100+-), but still irritating to have to purchase it since I "paid" for graphics at the needed level in the CPU/Motherboard combo. The wheels of progress turn slowly though and I can't wait.
I have never seen this behavior in any other graphics combination. Besides my in-house needs, I use the KVM to connect systems I'm working on (for malware removal or such) and for set up and loading new systems, so there have been dozens of variations.
Hopefully Intel will find some answer, someday.
Good luck to us all!
Steve,
After posting here, I did some more research and found a reg hack that seems to work, at least for now. I edited a couple of values in the following key. Keep in mind my monitor has a 16x10 aspect ratio and 1920x1200 is its native resolution.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\GraphicsDrivers\Configuration\NOEDID_8086_0162_00000000_00020000_1010100^41CB1C07B156790837DBDF65C34617E9\00
DWORD value PrimSurfSize.cx = 1920, decimal
DWORD value PrimSurfSize.cy = 1200, decimal
According to the post I found, it doesn't solve everyone's problem, but it seems to work for me.
I'm still hoping Intel will come up with a proper and permanent solution. I use an 8 port KVM to work on seven PCs, and while I have nVidia, ATI and Intel video, this is the first time I have experienced this problem.
Hi All
We have identified the cause of the issue and are currently working on a solution to resolve it. I will post updates here as more information becomes available.
Hi steelpenguin,
you are my hero !
I have had that boring issue with my HD4000 and an ASUS VK266H Monitor as well.
On my 2 other machines with Windows 8 Pro x64 and Ubuntu x64 and different GPUs also attached to the KVM switch I did not have such problems.
Thank you very much for your posting, your solution is working for me - you made my day :-)
Best wishes
Sigi
Robert_U - do you have any updates for us? We would all benefit from a driver that allows the use of a KVM. We want to see that the display resolution settings remain fixed.
Looking forward to a solution!
Thanks!
I have the same issue on a HP Elitebook 8470p/WIN 7 64 bit/HD 4000 Driver version 8.15.10.2712 (3/26/2012) connected to a KVM. I am also hoping to run this laptop in dual-monitor mode. The odd thing is that when I switch to another computer on the KVM, the laptop suddenly thinks that the monitor is connected and all display settings return to what I want on the laptop while I am connected to another computer. The driver appears to be recognizing the opposite. (shows proper settings when I am connected to another computer and reverts to 1024X768 when selected)
I installed the new driver version 9.18.10.3071 (3/19/2013), rebooted and now I cannot set a higher resolution (max = 1366x768) on the larger display (Samsung 245BW). The Intel Graphics Control panel can't even recognize the type of display connected!!
Next, I downloaded and installed a previous version - 9.17.10.2932 (12/12/2012) - At least I got my resolution options back for the larger monitor! Unfortunately, the system will not keep the display resolution settings. NOTE: I have 2 other HP laptops with Radeon HD 6470M display adapters that do not have this problem. If Intel can fix this issue, I will be come a fan. If not, I will encourage HP to drop the Intel display adapters.
