I would feel much better if it came from a shop with someone backing the product.
The Operating System does not handle hardware, that is all done by the driver, and the OS just responds to what the driver is telling it about the hardware.
Vista and Win7 only know that the monitor is not present if the driver tells the OS that a monitor is not present. To meet Microsoft WHQL specs, the driver is required to report that a monitor is not present, but my request is that there be an option in the driver to “trick” the OS. Of course this could be done in the driver. The bigger trick is the politics of not mucking up the MS WHQL certification.
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- Silveradocyn