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The MDK device can also be used with an audio-video receiver and other streaming hardware.

Our solution is extremely useful for signage displays, video walls and gamers.

The units have been successfully tested with 4K monitors.

Works with DisplayPort also, just add your own (DisplayPort to HDMI) adapter first before the MDK device.

There is no loss of HDMI or audio functionality or fidelity.

The EDID (Extended Display Identification Data) is still transmitted with our device.

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There are actual resistors soldered in the unit by a professional (not just a pin delete).

Your monitor/s will be automatically identified by the computer because we do not alter any of the HDMI functionality and the device will last forever.

Adapters can be added if youвЂ™re not on HDMI.

The unit has Male to Female HDMI connections.

It will alleviate issues where the desktop icons keep shifting/moving/rearranged especially when going to sleep.

Since many have asked, yes we do ship during the Covid-19 outbreak period.

There is unfortunately no OS setting or registry key that can change, delete or disable monitor auto-detection.

You enable a projector or any other device and it breaks or negatively affects your extended session.

Your monitor goes into вЂsleep modeвЂ™ and breaks your extended session or simply returns with a bad screen resolution on a single monitor or simply crashes.

You switch off a single monitor and all the contents including open windows are then displayed on the other monitor.

You use a KVM or other switcher and encounter anomalies when switching to or back to a device.

You want to power-off or switch a monitorвЂ™s input, and the resolution settings, icons, windows or contents are then rearranged or displayed in a disorganized fashion.

This annoying behaviour can happen in many situations, hereвЂ™s a few:

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When used, the computer/device wonвЂ™t receive a monitor offline trigger, thus avoiding any issues.ДЇor many, this is is a real nuisance and there is no way around it. Our hardware solution, the вЂњMDK deviceвЂќ is a male to female modified HDMI adapter with custom integrated circuitry. There may even be crashes and other surprises. The computer detects when a TV/monitor is вЂturned offвЂ™ or вЂswitchedвЂ™ to another input, then it will break your extended display to reflect the single monitor and the desktop icons are rearranged.

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On Windows, Mac OS and Linux, you can remove the problematic monitor auto-detection in extended or single display modes. I can't recommend anything older than one previous release as new versions not only attempt to improve performance and compatibility but also vulnerabilities - anything this year would be CVE-2020-0001 or higher, for example.Finally you can Remove monitor detection!

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Just make sure BIOS/UEFI and graphics drivers are up-to-date, and same for docking station firmware. Speaking of which, are you certain that the DP cables you are using are actually VESA DP certified?:Д¬aveat: there's still always the possibility with manufacturing defects for each product in the real world, AND just because a product isn't certified doesn't mean it isn't high-quality or generally reliable. I have found that somewhat overkill, ultrapremium DisplayPort cables will usually remedy this issue, such as Club3D's DisplayPort 1.4 certified cables. Asus makes great monitors, and it *should* work, but sometimes you just never know. I've never had any issue with any HP models (ProDesk/Book and EliteDesk/Book) thru several generations and Intel and AMD CPU's, no dGPU, with HP EliteDisplay e243 and e233 monitors, as well as some older and lower-end HP monitors.

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I've ran into this with different HP PC's and docking stations using DisplayPort, but only with non-HP branded monitors, such as some 24' 1080P IPS Viewsonics. Happy users are important.as we all know. It may not be the perfect solution, but it works, and now that user is able to run 3 extended monitors, instead of just two that do not work through the DisplayPort ports. The adapter connects to one of the DisplayPort ports, and then I can run up to 3 HDMI connected monitors through the adapter. My solution ended up being a DisplyPort to HDMI adapter (about $50). No idea what is happening on the back side of this, but evidence points to dual DisplayPort issues.probably with the drivers. So, it appeared to me to be something wonky going on when both DisplayPort ports are used at the same time. If I only use one of the DisplayPort ports at a time, the monitor works fine.but as soon as I connect a monitor to both DisplayPort ports at the same time the video goes out again.

I tested the monitors on another computer, and they worked without issue. It worked fine out of the box, but after about a month the video stopped getting to the monitors for some reason.

I have an HP ProDesk 600 G3, with two integrated DisplayPort ports, that did the exact same thing.