If you can shed some light, I'd be most appreciative of a quick reply. It's like the HDMI port is not really integrated into the software (either Win7 OS or the manufacturer's latest driver/software - ATI HD4200) so it's outside of what can be controlled through computer settings. Even when the video output is via HDMI to the TV, it still lists the monitor on the DVI port as the active monitor, so the resolution can't be altered to fit the TV (unless it's doing it automatically and just not telling me anywhere). (all these I'm guessing are related) I can't change the settings for the monitor (TV) in the displays part of the control panel. Is there a better way to do this? I don't want to have to plug/unplug a cable every time I wanna watch a film!ī. The only way I can make the video output revert to the DVI port is to unplug the cable. I can't find any way to turn the HDMI output, port or device ON/OFF. However, some of the behaviour is strange:Ī. This is good, I can watch films from my HTPC on the TV. When I plug the HDMI cable into the HDMI port, the video output is cut from DVI and goes through HDMI to the TV. HDMI output to the big TV next door - this I have problems with, as detailed below. DVI output to normal monitor for general computer usage - works fineĢ. I have an HTPC with this mobo: ASUS M4A785TD-M EVO. Now, plugin your Secondary Monitor to the HDMI port on the motherboard. Hook your primary monitor to the HDMI Port on the back of the video card. Save your changes and press Enter To Confirm. Not sure if this is the right forum for this issue, but here goes. Enabling this setting would turn on the motherboard HDMI.
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