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<blockquote data-quote="Goldio" data-source="post: 596027" data-attributes="member: 84418">I have a similar problem....I use the internal GA HD3200 of my Gigabyte board and this is plugged to a 1-2 HDMI swith witch has a connection to 42&quot; LCD and a Sanyo Z3.It´s no matter if I switch on/off the LCD or Beamer when the PC starts I get everytime a videosignal. I get a signal too if the PC use hibernation or standby and wake up.But when the PC woke up in the morning and the LCD or Beamer is turned off and I came back from work in the evening it COULD happen that the PC and the LCD/Beamer has lost the signal. This happens only sometimes, I don´t find a clue when he lost the signal. All event timers and energy options for the monitor are turned off, the problem should be searched in the keep alive signals.HDMION doesn´t work too, the only working way to get the signal back is to reboot the system.Is there a way to initiate a handshake or a search for a TV/Beamer manually?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Goldio, post: 596027, member: 84418"] I have a similar problem.... I use the internal GA HD3200 of my Gigabyte board and this is plugged to a 1-2 HDMI swith witch has a connection to 42" LCD and a Sanyo Z3. It´s no matter if I switch on/off the LCD or Beamer when the PC starts I get everytime a videosignal. I get a signal too if the PC use hibernation or standby and wake up. But when the PC woke up in the morning and the LCD or Beamer is turned off and I came back from work in the evening it COULD happen that the PC and the LCD/Beamer has lost the signal. This happens only sometimes, I don´t find a clue when he lost the signal. All event timers and energy options for the monitor are turned off, the problem should be searched in the keep alive signals. HDMION doesn´t work too, the only working way to get the signal back is to reboot the system. Is there a way to initiate a handshake or a search for a TV/Beamer manually? [/QUOTE]

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