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#54732 20-Dec-2009 11:24
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Hmmm, this is quite strange. Got a Dell Zino HD here and all is working perfectly - except the HDMI output is nihil, nothing, nada...

I am using it over VGA but would like to get HDMI going. Is there anything we have to do to enable the HDMI output?





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  #284169 20-Dec-2009 12:18
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It's worth having a look in the BIOS to see if HDMI output has to be enabled there.

EDIT: Or more likely is as it's not integrated graphics - is there something in Catalyst Control Panel to enable HDMI rather than DVI?



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  #284202 20-Dec-2009 15:36
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Thanks, but there's no HDMI option in the bios - it's a ATI Mobility Radeon HD4330 so it's on the video card. But no option in the Catalyst Control Panel for HDMI control either.




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  #284219 20-Dec-2009 18:19
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I imagine you've already investigated, but are there any firmware or software updates on the Dell Zino website to get this working? I can't imagine they'd ship a product with hardware that isn't functionally available in the OS



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  #284223 20-Dec-2009 19:03
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Sounds like a faulty mobo. I have been reading up AVS forums who now have a 90 page thread on Zino. Everyone who got their's delivered had HDMI work out of the box.

All had problems with over scan with HDMI connection (black bar's on side/bottom/top) of TV and they had to install the latest catalyst drivers, some had to install the latest video drivers from Dell's website.

I believe Dell's standard 1 year warrnaty is in-home service if they fail to resolve the issue via their remote desktop software.




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  #284847 23-Dec-2009 14:44
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Did you get the HDMI port working MF?




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  #285550 28-Dec-2009 10:18
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I'm sure you have already tried this, but you need to switch the display to the HDMI just as you would any external monitor.

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