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<blockquote data-quote="MageMinds" data-source="post: 707189" data-attributes="member: 30288">Re: [SOLVED] Strange problem with HDMIHere an update on my situation.I solved the main problem by removing igfxpers.exe and any other Intel Tools for that matter from the startup. This solved the problem when I close my TV it won't come back when I open it up again (screen saver).The latest problem I have is now that without igfxpers.exe I need to have my TV open and initialized before opening my PC, if not I'm completely unable to get a picture. In VNC I can see that everything is fine, then I got to change the resolution and the TV come back on. I tried a program that close the monitor and re enable it with no luck either.Windows is always trying to detect the tv on the HDMI port, I wish there could be a way of telling it what is connected and disable the auto detection... Like : &quot;Hey stupid Windows XP, here is what's connected to your HDMI port, don't bother trying to detect anything, just do what I tell you.&quot;I tried the two drivers version available on the Intel site, same results. I tried installing a inf for my tv generated from <a href="http://www.entechtaiwan.com/util/moninfo.shtm" target="_blank">Monitor Asset Manager 2.5</a>.MageMinds</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MageMinds, post: 707189, member: 30288"] [b]Re: [SOLVED] Strange problem with HDMI[/b] Here an update on my situation. I solved the main problem by removing igfxpers.exe and any other Intel Tools for that matter from the startup. This solved the problem when I close my TV it won't come back when I open it up again (screen saver). The latest problem I have is now that without igfxpers.exe I need to have my TV open and initialized before opening my PC, if not I'm completely unable to get a picture. In VNC I can see that everything is fine, then I got to change the resolution and the TV come back on. I tried a program that close the monitor and re enable it with no luck either. Windows is always trying to detect the tv on the HDMI port, I wish there could be a way of telling it what is connected and disable the auto detection... Like : "Hey stupid Windows XP, here is what's connected to your HDMI port, don't bother trying to detect anything, just do what I tell you." I tried the two drivers version available on the Intel site, same results. I tried installing a inf for my tv generated from [URL="http://www.entechtaiwan.com/util/moninfo.shtm"]Monitor Asset Manager 2.5[/URL]. MageMinds [/QUOTE]

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