Did you check the BIOS for any related settings for VGA or HDMI, for switchable graphics, for card or onboard chip?
Have you considered removing the video card to see if it is causing the problem? Could it be the way it is ported? Perhaps reinstalling it will change something.
Hum well I didn't realize that what was happening so why not just get a NVidia card that has a double DVI and HDMI on it and have one with a DVI/VGA adaptor? The ASUS GeForce GTX 650 DirectCU 1GB would foot the bill admirably and is not expensive either. I have that I my tester machine and the graphics beat the ATi stuff hands down.
It would drive me nuts having to constantly change the card out. But that is what I would do.
http://www.asus.com/Graphics_Cards/GTX650DC1GD5/
Which videos ports are on which, onboard or the add-in card? Having nVIDIA and AMD doesn't sound like a good setup.
That's why I asked if he's done so yet.
I still think for the cost of that all port card this could be avoided. Have not heard back from the OP still.
OP seems to be MIA.
I put together an illustration of the common video connections, so we are talking about the same things.
NOTE: This is some generic GPU card, but the ports on all should be the same type. Motherboards will use them as well.
Right on mate that is why I suggested that card as it has it all and for not much outlay, plus less the grief.
These are even cheaper
GT620-1GD3-L - Graphics Cards - ASUS
GT630-2GD3 - Graphics Cards - ASUS
What do you reckon??
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