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<blockquote data-quote="floepie" data-source="post: 423882" data-attributes="member: 59663">Sure, download the EXE and just put it in your docs folder.&nbsp; Then, make a shortcut to it and keep it on your desktop.&nbsp; You need it there to assign a hotkey for it.&nbsp; In the shortcut's properties, you can assign a function key to it.&nbsp; I use F1.So, when I've switched away from the PC input and back to the PC input, more often than not, I need to just hit F1 to refresh the &quot;EDID data&quot; that is lost.&nbsp; The ATI card believes that the monitor is disconnected permanently and just discards the EDID data.&nbsp; It's a simple fix, but ATI *still* has done nothing about it.&nbsp; If it works for you, then please fill out this short form and make sure you mention &quot;loss of EDID&quot; in the problem section to keep ATI abreast of this....<a href="http://support.amd.com/us/kbarticles/Pages/CatalystCrewFeedback.aspx" target="_blank">http://support.amd.com/us/kbarticles/Pages/CatalystCrewFeedback.aspx</a>Thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="floepie, post: 423882, member: 59663"] Sure, download the EXE and just put it in your docs folder. Then, make a shortcut to it and keep it on your desktop. You need it there to assign a hotkey for it. In the shortcut's properties, you can assign a function key to it. I use F1. So, when I've switched away from the PC input and back to the PC input, more often than not, I need to just hit F1 to refresh the "EDID data" that is lost. The ATI card believes that the monitor is disconnected permanently and just discards the EDID data. It's a simple fix, but ATI *still* has done nothing about it. If it works for you, then please fill out this short form and make sure you mention "loss of EDID" in the problem section to keep ATI abreast of this.... [url]http://support.amd.com/us/kbarticles/Pages/CatalystCrewFeedback.aspx[/url] Thanks. [/QUOTE]

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