when I hook my laptop up to my Dell 2007WFP (via VGA, since I don't have a HDMI->DVI adapter), it auto detects the screen, and starts clone mode like normal (they're both 1680x1050 displays).
However, recently, when I close the lid and it disables the laptops monitor (like normal) the 2007WFP comes up with "Signal out of range, please set to 1680x1050@60hz".
Using the Windows Display Settings or the nvidia control panel, its on 60hz...but as soon as I close the lid, it decides it can't display the image any more. I've tried updating the drivers, no change. Doesn't matter what the resolution is. It's not entering hibernation/sleep/shutting down when the lid is closed, since its the AC profile.
Rather annoying, with 5.1 speakers, it blocks the center channel with the lid slightly up![]()
Any ideas?
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That's weird, the drivers are up to date I assume?
However, closing the rid restricts air flow, you may want to take that into account. -
I believe you will have to go into your nvidia settings and set the dell display as your primary display. Sounds like when you close the lid, the asus built-in desplay is the primary... so when it turns off there is nothing to clone.
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Drivers are up to date...maybe thats the problem. I'll try reverting to the ones that came with the laptop.
Nvidia control panel, set to primary, same thing happens.
Interestingly, if I set it to Single Display, or use the Asus hotkeys to switch to "CRT" (from "LCD/CRT"), it gives the same - guess it isn't lid related.
Heatwise I'm not fussed, its for minimum noise (and thus lower power modes) on a higher quality display -
Downgraded the drivers, works now. I'll have to figure out if I can run later revision drivers at all :/
G1S, closing lid results in signal out of range
Discussion in 'Asus' started by aeoth, Sep 29, 2007.