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<blockquote data-quote="winterescape" data-source="post: 470771" data-attributes="member: 90370">Thought I would post my status and look for any more ideas.Thanks to Owlsroost I have the nvidia driver service disabled.Several things I have tried but I can only make the TV come back on if I disable this service and I run HDMION from a remote pc.&nbsp; I can remotely login to the HTPC when the HDMI screen is blank, after resume from sleep, and run HDMION and get the TV&nbsp; to display the windows login box.My attempts to run this automatically or from a hotkey have so far failed.&nbsp; I used the NVIDIA hotkey assignment to assign hdmion to a hotkey and it will not restore picture on the tv.&nbsp; If however I Remote log in and run it the TV comes on.With the NVIDIA driver service running I have had no luck getting an image on the TVExcept from a cold boot.&nbsp; I feel like I am close but could use more suggestions. Like how could you get hdmiOn to execute on every resume?Thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="winterescape, post: 470771, member: 90370"] Thought I would post my status and look for any more ideas. Thanks to Owlsroost I have the nvidia driver service disabled. Several things I have tried but I can only make the TV come back on if I disable this service and I run HDMION from a remote pc. I can remotely login to the HTPC when the HDMI screen is blank, after resume from sleep, and run HDMION and get the TV to display the windows login box. My attempts to run this automatically or from a hotkey have so far failed. I used the NVIDIA hotkey assignment to assign hdmion to a hotkey and it will not restore picture on the tv. If however I Remote log in and run it the TV comes on. With the NVIDIA driver service running I have had no luck getting an image on the TV Except from a cold boot. I feel like I am close but could use more suggestions. Like how could you get hdmiOn to execute on every resume? Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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