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I wasted hours trying to get my brand new S37AM70 (LS32AM702UNXZAR) M7 series monitor to sync over USB-C with myВ MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2019) running Big Sur.

#Hp s140u monitor windows power off usb reset update#

If Samsung would bring a software update to fix the bugginess I might keep it if the new lead works. I really wanted this to work, it's such a shame the usb-c is so buggy and that they don't have anyone who actually is technical in their technical support.I decided on this as the 4k Dell and HP at this price point were out of stock in the UK and not coming back leaving only their very expensive new line available.

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It's a shame really as even with the limited light capability if USB worked it would be a great screen at a fair price point for some TV and mainly work. I am going to try the Nimaso cable and see if that works - if not back it goes. No one there seemed to have a clue about anything much to do with USB 4 vs 3.1 2 vs below. An hour wasted on the phone and on live chat in parallel with Samsung tech support resulted in both of them telling me to replace the monitor. My new thunderbolt usb-c 4 from cablematters arrived this morning - intel certified for up and down between 3.1 and 4 - and I was excited to see if USB-C worked better - as that is why I bought this - huge disappointment - it charged but gave no picture. I have been using my new screen on HDMI for 2 days which is pretty good / airplay is terrible (almost pointless). Is anyone else experiencing this? And if so how did you solve this problem ? Will a reset work? Is it a setting Some where? Help! I wouldn't like to send it back, this is the perfect device for my home office and bedroom. Tried all different settings in windows and OS X.

Tried unplugging all usb pheriperals but it doesn't seem to differ, the source icon changes and has a checkmark and red sign, suggesting it should work. Both cables seem to work using other usb-c monitors and devices.

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But there was no way to get it to register as a display in windows 10 or OSX bigsur. Using each cable connected to the USB-hub with mouse and keyboard connected to it and charged the laptop (HP and MacBook). Without a supplied usb-c cable I grabbed an usb cable from my MacBook and an Amazon standard usb-c cable.

But that's not the way I would like to connect it, so I tried the usb-c connection. That worked very well using hp elitbook 820, windows 10, 8bit, 60Hz. Whilst installing and using the smart apps it works very well.ДЄfter a software update I connected the monitor using supplied hdmi cable. Very glad with the monitor and it's smart features.

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Intel Driver Update Utility 2.6 was installed via Right click on mouse > Intel Graphic settings> Alternatives and support > Support > Get the latest driver for Intel graphics.Today I received my new m7 smart monitor. This update hassolved the problem that the monitor connected to DisplayPort was not detected after powe saving mode!

I have now successfully gone back from power saving mode, and the proper display functioned. It seems like the last four digits in the version numer are the important ones. Note that this version number is different from the version number stated by Intel Driver Utility. In the windows Device Manager for Graphic Card > Intel HD Graphics 530 After update was finished and system restarted then I had the following information I installed the update with Intel Driver Utility. I used Intel Driver Utility och the Intel Graphics Driver 11. If the computer boots (restarts or starts), then everything is as wanted, but after power saving mode the windows 10 operative system looses the monitor connected to DisplayPort, and one has to resort to using the monitor connected to HDMI. If I restart the computer again, then the UEFI BIOS loading screens are both active, but when Windows takes over, only DS-connected screen is active. Neither Intel's control panel HD graphics or desk.cpl window, can find the DELL monitor.

When I go out of power save mode only the Samsung monitor connected to HDMI is activated. When Windows 10 takes over only the monitor connected to the DisplayPort (DP) is active, while the display connected to the HDMI turns off. When the computer is started (boots) the UEFI BIOS message appears on both screens. DELL on DS) and that it should be the primary display Through the window that appears through the key combination Win + R and then typing desk.cpl, I set Show only 1 (i.e. No graphics card without using the built-in graphics processor Intel HD Graphics 530 This is quite unexpected because when the computer starts up (boots) it works properly. I have problems with Windows 10 stops recognize the monitor that is connected to the DisplayPort after the computer resumes from power-saving mode.