IOGear wireless 1080p computer to hd display kit (mac) Mirror mode is not available grayed out

The Screen Resolution window in the Control Panel does not list all of the resolution modes my monitor is capable of displaying.

•The GUWAVKIT4’s video card requires Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) to be supplied by a connected monitor. This information includes resolution settings supported by the monitor. Some monitors do not supply this information, and in such cases the resolution settings available in the Screen Resolution Window will be limited, to avoid damage to the monitor.

The external monitor connected to the GUWAVKIT4is incorrectly identified as a “Non- PNP monitor” in the Windows® Device Manager.

•The monitor name displayed in the Windows® Device Manager is controlled by Windows®. This designation will not affect the functionality of the device.

The computer’s built-in display does not turn off when the external monitor connected to the IOGEAR Wireless Software is set as the primary monitor.

•On some systems, the IOGEAR Wireless Software video adapter cannot control the internal display.

Mirror mode is not available (grayed out).

•Mirror mode is not available if the external monitor connected to the GUWAVKIT4is set as the primary display.

•To enable Mirror mode, set the computer’s built-in display as the primary display in the Windows Display Properties dialog box.

Scalable Link Interface (SLI) mode is not available

•This product does not support SLI mode when more than two graphics cards are installed in the connected computer. In such cases, SLI mode is disabled

In Windows Display Properties, I cannot move the external monitor icon where I want relative to the icon of the computer’s built-in display

•Try dragging the computer’s built-in display icon instead, relative to the external monitor icon.

I cannot drag windows from my primary display to the external monitor connected to the GUWAVKIT4

•Follow these steps to fix the problem: Open the Windows® Display Properties dialog box and position the monitor icons on the Settings tab to match the physical arrangement of your monitors.

•Make sure the “Extend to” setting matches the physical arrangement of your monitors. For example, if the external monitor is to the right of the computer display, select “Extend to right.”

•Drag the window you want to move in the direction that matches the extension setting. For example, if the desktop space is extended to the right, drag the window off of the right edge of the primary display and it will appear on the extended desktop.

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