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I just got the new Sandy Bridge, Intel Core i5-2500 3.3GHz 6MB S-1155 with integrated grafics. I am using that on a Gigabyte GA-H67MA-D2H S-1155.
I have plugged the HDMI output into my receiver and then to TV. HDMI all the way.
Problem is when I turn off my receiver and turn it on again, the computer disables the output of the HDMI and will not enable it again until I restarts the computer or unplug the HDMI cable and plugs it in again.
My PS3 does not have the same issue - it just works.
I have investigated the issue and it seems it is because the computer forgets the EDID of the receiver and does not detect it again on receiver turn on.
I have gone through the setting options of the intel drivers but was not able to locate anywhere where I could "save EDID" thus making it indifferent to the fact that the receiver is turn on or off.
Am I looking in the right place at all here?
I have plugged the HDMI output into my receiver and then to TV. HDMI all the way.
Problem is when I turn off my receiver and turn it on again, the computer disables the output of the HDMI and will not enable it again until I restarts the computer or unplug the HDMI cable and plugs it in again.
My PS3 does not have the same issue - it just works.
I have investigated the issue and it seems it is because the computer forgets the EDID of the receiver and does not detect it again on receiver turn on.
I have gone through the setting options of the intel drivers but was not able to locate anywhere where I could "save EDID" thus making it indifferent to the fact that the receiver is turn on or off.
Am I looking in the right place at all here?
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