Hello everyone,
Here is my issue, when the NUC boots both monitors are active and display bios, post and windows start up screen. Right before windows loads and the login screen comes up the monitor goes black and isn't receiving a signal from the HDMI cable, the TV remains on and functions properly.
Now here is the interesting part, if I unplug the TV and just use the monitor on either port it still doesn't work. However If I uninstall the Intel GMA driver both the monitor and TV work at the same time but windows won't recognize them as individual displays and it clones the display. I went into to bios to make sure the HDMI ports we're configured correctly and I tried mutliple setups switching the main HDMI port. Has anyone else had issues similar to mine or know of a resolution. Without extend desktop this NUC is worthless to me.
Intel NUC DCCP84DYE
Mushkin 60GB mSATA SSD
G.Skill 4GB SO-DIMM 4GB
Windows 7 64 bit.
Display:
Asus 23' VH238H(connected via HDMI). I have also tested with an Acer 23" LCD monitor, not sure of the model.
Samsung 32" TV(connected via HDMI)
Here is my issue, when the NUC boots both monitors are active and display bios, post and windows start up screen. Right before windows loads and the login screen comes up the monitor goes black and isn't receiving a signal from the HDMI cable, the TV remains on and functions properly.
Now here is the interesting part, if I unplug the TV and just use the monitor on either port it still doesn't work. However If I uninstall the Intel GMA driver both the monitor and TV work at the same time but windows won't recognize them as individual displays and it clones the display. I went into to bios to make sure the HDMI ports we're configured correctly and I tried mutliple setups switching the main HDMI port. Has anyone else had issues similar to mine or know of a resolution. Without extend desktop this NUC is worthless to me.
Intel NUC DCCP84DYE
Mushkin 60GB mSATA SSD
G.Skill 4GB SO-DIMM 4GB
Windows 7 64 bit.
Display:
Asus 23' VH238H(connected via HDMI). I have also tested with an Acer 23" LCD monitor, not sure of the model.
Samsung 32" TV(connected via HDMI)
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