I think this is a hardware issue not Windows, my wife purchased a new NEO Z83-4 and I tested it briefly with our older HDMI display (a Motorola Lapdock). It didn't work, but when I purchased an HDMI booster it worked. So I purchased a new N42-C for my wife and intended to use the Z83-4 myself with the lapdock, but it now doesn't work at all with either Minix PC using the HDMI port or the recommended active uDP to HDMI adapter. The Lapdock works fine with a Raspberry PI and an HDMI microscope camera, but I don't even get a BIOS screen when connected to the Minix. Windows device manager doesn't find it when running singly or with 2 monitors, and the manually detect button for the 2nd monitor fails. I know the display chip the Lapdock uses and tried installing drivers for monitors with the same chip but without success. Though without it displaying the Minix BIOS screen I was pretty sure it wasn't a Windows thing. Yes I know I should just buy a new HDMI monitor, but we live off-grid and the Lapdock is a nice size for me with good resolution and very power efficient. It's most frustrating that it worked just that one time! Can you think of anything that may help?
Thanks much,
Dave
Thanks much,
Dave