fit-IoT Users Forum

First I'll try editing my Registry as per your prior instructions, to get HDMI working again; if I succeed with that I'll try to extract my EDID data, plug it into the batch file, and hopefully add VGA functionality without disturbing HDMI. I'll report back on my progress. If the EDID data of your ...

1. Each monitor has it's own EDID data stored inside. Normally, the monitor reports it's EDID information to the video driver, so the video driver can set up the correct parameters for a video output to comply the connected monitor. If you connect a VGA monitor through a FitVGA adapter, the video d...

1. About fitVGA return: you need to contact our sales, or a point of a purchase Will do, assuming that my understanding of the following is correct (please advise). If I follow your instructions below, will that result in the fitVGA not being able to properly operate my VGA monitor once proper HDMI...

Addendum: When I boot to Safe Mode, my HDMI monitor works; there's no "Not Supported Mode" message, and I can operate the PC. Could I perhaps get a new batch file that would restore the registry values that were changed by the posted "amd_edid.bat" file to their default values? If you send me the ne...

I found that my television (which I hardly use) has an HDMI/DVI input, so I bought an HDMI cable, connected it to my fit-PC3's output, and had a working display! But now I have other problems... I completed my initial Win7 setup, then downloaded the fit-VGA patch, copied it into the "startup" folder...

I'm having trouble with the initial setup of my brand-new fit-PC3 (Win 7 Pro). My monitor is VGA, so I bought a fit-VGA. When I turn the machine on, I see the "Starting Windows" screen for a moment, then the monitor switches into standby mode and I can't wake it up--perhaps setup and Windows startup...