DisplayLink Forum - View Single Post - Inverted Duplicated Display Under Windows 7

duxlerwm · 07-10-2010, 05:36 PM

I am testing with a Fujitsu T730 Tablet PC and an Atlona AT-HDAiR PC to TV converter that connects via HDMI connection between Tablet (LCD Display) and AT-HDAiR base unit, which in turn connects to a duplicated (mirrored) external monitor (Monitor Display).

Under Windows XP, DisplayLink permits rotating the LCD display independent of the Monitor display. Under Win 7, DisplayLink brings up a Win 7 control, which rotates the LCD and Monitor displays together. In Landscape Mode, one is always flipped 180 degrees relative to the other.

Without the kind of control that DisplayLink provides under Win XP, we will not be able to use the Atlona AT-HDAiR device. Fujitsu engineers claim that the DisplayLink software will prevent successful operation of the AT-HDAiR device on any Tablet PC running under Win 7 and using Intel Graphics.

NOTE: ABOVE CONTAINS INACCURACIES. ORIGINAL IS LEFT THE WAY IT WAS, BUT CORRECTIONS ARE GIVEN IN NEXT POSTING BELOW.

07-10-2010, 05:36 PM	#1
duxlerwm Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Woodland Hills, California Posts: 2	Inverted Duplicated Display Under Windows 7 I am testing with a Fujitsu T730 Tablet PC and an Atlona AT-HDAiR PC to TV converter that connects via HDMI connection between Tablet (LCD Display) and AT-HDAiR base unit, which in turn connects to a duplicated (mirrored) external monitor (Monitor Display). Under Windows XP, DisplayLink permits rotating the LCD display independent of the Monitor display. Under Win 7, DisplayLink brings up a Win 7 control, which rotates the LCD and Monitor displays together. In Landscape Mode, one is always flipped 180 degrees relative to the other. Without the kind of control that DisplayLink provides under Win XP, we will not be able to use the Atlona AT-HDAiR device. Fujitsu engineers claim that the DisplayLink software will prevent successful operation of the AT-HDAiR device on any Tablet PC running under Win 7 and using Intel Graphics. NOTE: ABOVE CONTAINS INACCURACIES. ORIGINAL IS LEFT THE WAY IT WAS, BUT CORRECTIONS ARE GIVEN IN NEXT POSTING BELOW. Last edited by duxlerwm; 07-13-2010 at 06:46 PM.