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I am in the same boat too. I have a DH77DF motherboard and an Inteset CIR receiver (connected to Nuvoton chip via CIR header). Right now, the CIR receiver can only be used to turn on the pc from S5. I really hope Eventghost can support it. Thanks in advance.

I have an Intel DH77DF with Inteset CIR receiver (connected to Nuvoton chip via CIR header) connected to the CIR header. I cannot get Eventghost to receive IR event from CIR receiver (or it actually seems that the reception range becomes extremely small. If I put the remote in like less than 1 cm ...

Please check http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1218032, post 4. The problem is with the Windows 7 driver. However, it was said that the vista driver may cause bsod on Windows 7 with 8GB+ memory. I guess most htpcs do not need that much memory.

Following error messages appear in the log when clicking help->about.

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Program Files\EventGhost\eg\Classes\MainFrame\__init__.py", line 344, in FuncWrapper
func()
File "C:\Program Files\EventGhost\eg\Utils.py", line 176, in Wrapper
eg.Tasklet(func ...

koolman007 wrote:Hi Guys,

Check out:

Set Display Preset Windows 7 64 bit, Nvidia Cards

Cheers
Koolman007

The bug is about moving applications between monitors, and the good news is that it has been fixed in r1262.

hmm... for enable 2nd monitor sort of things, Windows 7 has direct command line:

displayswitch.exe /internal or /external or /extend or /clone.

You don't have to emulate win+P then tab.


I confirm that the bug is still there in 1262. What's more, I found it does not support 2560x1600 monitor ...

I am setting keyboard shortcut emulation to move the application between multiple monitors. The shortcut is shift+win+right arrow, which is one of the newly added shortcuts in Win 7. The code in Eventghost is {Win+Shift+Right}. But Eventghost seems to send key sequence equivalent to win+right arrow ...

I tried. The pc did not respond to the key emulation at all.

I am setting keyboard shortcut emulation to move the application between multiple monitors. The shortcut is shift+win+right arrow, which is one of the newly added shortcuts in Win 7. The code in Eventghost is {Win+Shift+Right}. But Eventghost seems to send key sequence equivalent to win+right arrow ...