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I'm trying to enable simultanoues DVI (via SDVO) and CRT on a 945GME chipset in Windows7. With the default drivers, in Windows, you have can choose from 2 displays, one is Notebook (LVDS, this option is always there) and the other is whatever display device you booted with (DVI or CRT). I need to somehow select CRT and SDVO, and not notebook. Is there a way to switch in the igdlh.inf to "disable" LVDS or move CRT and SDVO higher up in priority? Is there a "user's guide" for the driver? This is easy to do w/ IEGD for XP but there's no IEGD support for Windows 7 currently. With the Poulsbo graphics inf, there are sections that specifically show you what display devices you can en/disable. It's not easy to decipher this in igdlh.inf.
Your help is appreciated.
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The Intel regular customer service does not support embedded graphics. So, according to the description of your issue, you need to contact an Intel Authorized Distributor, a list of distributors can be found at the following web site:
http://www.intel.com/cd/channel/reseller/asmo-na/eng/227304.htm http://www.intel.com/cd/channel/reseller/asmo-na/eng/227304.htm
Once you get to this site, select your location, and then select a distributor in your area.
If you are outside the United States, please access the following link to find the closest authorized distributor:
http://premierlocator.intel.com/Default.aspx?CountryCPM=PL http://premierlocator.intel.com/Default.aspx?CountryCPM=PL
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Thanks for the response Allan, however, this has nothing to do with embedded. I'm just asking for more information on editing the standard driver's inf file for it to do what I need. There is an entry for display priority in the inf and there's a value assigned. It may be as simple as changing that value but there's no description anywhere on what the other allowed values are.
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