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<blockquote data-quote="mba" data-source="post: 516456" data-attributes="member: 15066">yes I know I can try Win7 for free, but I find it a bit annoying to change OS after I just bought windows XP.I just tried another GFX card, a NVIDIA Geforce 8600GS today - same problems. If I wake it manually with tv/receiver off and then turn on the tv/receiver it will have changed resolution to 1024x768@60Hz. If it wakes by itself to do a recording and I then turn on the screen, it is black and theres no signal. In the&nbsp; first case I can use NvCpl.dll,dtcfg setmode to get the mode back but the last case there is nothing I can do until the recording is over and the system is back at sleep. I have the following options to try:Other HDMI cable as suggestedOther OSOther TVOther receiverBuy an valve radio, listen to some blues while I drink a bottle of redwine forgetting that I ever invested my time in a mediacenter...Thanks for all the suggestion guys.Best regardsMartin</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mba, post: 516456, member: 15066"] yes I know I can try Win7 for free, but I find it a bit annoying to change OS after I just bought windows XP. I just tried another GFX card, a NVIDIA Geforce 8600GS today - same problems. If I wake it manually with tv/receiver off and then turn on the tv/receiver it will have changed resolution to 1024x768@60Hz. If it wakes by itself to do a recording and I then turn on the screen, it is black and theres no signal. In the first case I can use NvCpl.dll,dtcfg setmode to get the mode back but the last case there is nothing I can do until the recording is over and the system is back at sleep. I have the following options to try: Other HDMI cable as suggested Other OS Other TV Other receiver Buy an valve radio, listen to some blues while I drink a bottle of redwine forgetting that I ever invested my time in a mediacenter... Thanks for all the suggestion guys. Best regards Martin [/QUOTE]

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