Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter with Surface Pro 3 Resolution Problem

On Sun, 5 Jul 2015 09:21:26 +0000, onurg wrote:

>>If this it is intel that blocked things, this is weird because I use windows 10 with my surface pro 3 with the latest firmware build 10162. FullHD works fine with Bluetooth. Let me repeat IT WORKS WITH WINDOWS 10!

1. what is the version of the Intel Video driver?
2. what Bluetooth devices are attached to the SP3?

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Barb

Windows Experience MVP

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Intel HD Graphics 5000

Driver Date 28.04.2015

Driver Version : 10.18.15.4204

Surface pen and Microsoft Arch Touch Mouse Surface edition is connected. Mouse is usable in both screens.

On Sun, 5 Jul 2015 09:21:26 +0000, onurg wrote:

>>If this it is intel that blocked things, this is weird because I use windows 10 with my surface pro 3 with the latest firmware build 10162. FullHD works fine with Bluetooth. Let me repeat IT WORKS WITH WINDOWS 10!

1. what is the version of the Intel Video driver?
2. what Bluetooth devices are attached to the SP3?

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Barb

Windows Experience MVP

My Blog - http://digitalmediaphile.com/

Please mark as answered if this answers your question

If this it is intel that blocked things, this is weird because I use windows 10 with my surface pro 3 with the latest firmware build 10162. FullHD works fine with Bluetooth. Let me repeat IT WORKS WITH WINDOWS 10!

I've found that almost all the USB wall warts I have (apple stuff, fitbit, jawbone, garmin, etc.) work just fine with the MWDA. So I use that. I bought a USB extension cable from Amazon for around $5.00 (maybe less). 9 feet as I recall.

Thanks Barb. It never dawned on me that the USB ports would loose power when the SP3 was disconnected. Years ago I had a Targus dock for my Toshiba clamshell pc. The USB port on that dock remained powered even when the pc was disconnected. This functionality was very helpful when I needed to charge something while using the pc away from the dock.

If you have any influence with the MSFT powers-that-be tell them that most monitors do not have USB ports (nor do TVs that are more than a few years old). I looked at all of the monitors at BestBuy and could not find one with a USB port. Thinking I had missed something I asked one of the techs and was told that my observations were true....none of their monitors have USB ports. Next I called the MSFT store and you guessed it.....they don't carry a monitor with a USB port!

The USB cord on the MWDA is very short. Too short to reach my power. The brick on the MSFT docking station does not have the auxiliary USB port.

So now I have the MWDA USB connected to the regular brick on my SP1 which sits next to the SP3 and all is almost right with the world. If only MSFT and Intel would admit their mistake.........