I have a Denon X2300W A/V Receiver and a Dell Inspiron 15 Laptop with a Intel HD 4000 graphics card 8GB Ram and Windows 10.
I have my receiver set to pass through for the Aux 1 HDMI input on the front of the receiver.
My receiver is connected to my 60" Vizio TV. If I connect directly from laptop to the TV, Windows sees the TV as a second monitor.
All other inputs on the receiver such as Satellite, Xbox1, Xbox 360 and PS3 work as they should.
When I connect my HDMI out on my laptop to the Aux 1 HDMI input on the receiver, Windows and the Intel graphics software do not recognize the receiver/ TV. If I try to setup/ Detect a second monitor in Windows, there is nothing recognized.
I have tried calling Denon and they have no answers, I tried researching on line and still cannot find a solution. I have tried booting everything up in various orders but there is no communication between the laptop and the receiver that allows me to connect to the TV.
I know I could go about connecting directly to the TV and either connect my headphones out or TV audio out to the receiver. I do not prefer to connect this way. I prefer Laptop to Receiver, Receiver to TV.
The best I can determine is an issue with EDID but I have no experience in modifying Windows in this manner, IF EDID is the issue.
Has anyone else had this issue and what was your solution?
Thanks in advance,
Bob
I have my receiver set to pass through for the Aux 1 HDMI input on the front of the receiver.
My receiver is connected to my 60" Vizio TV. If I connect directly from laptop to the TV, Windows sees the TV as a second monitor.
All other inputs on the receiver such as Satellite, Xbox1, Xbox 360 and PS3 work as they should.
When I connect my HDMI out on my laptop to the Aux 1 HDMI input on the receiver, Windows and the Intel graphics software do not recognize the receiver/ TV. If I try to setup/ Detect a second monitor in Windows, there is nothing recognized.
I have tried calling Denon and they have no answers, I tried researching on line and still cannot find a solution. I have tried booting everything up in various orders but there is no communication between the laptop and the receiver that allows me to connect to the TV.
I know I could go about connecting directly to the TV and either connect my headphones out or TV audio out to the receiver. I do not prefer to connect this way. I prefer Laptop to Receiver, Receiver to TV.
The best I can determine is an issue with EDID but I have no experience in modifying Windows in this manner, IF EDID is the issue.
Has anyone else had this issue and what was your solution?
Thanks in advance,
Bob
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