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Understood, and that's what I did. Still no success. :neutral:
I give up for now and will try in Win7 later. Thanks for bearing with me...

Edit : just for the heck of it, I tried adding an extra layer of admin priviledges and selected 'Disable driver signing enforcement' on each reboot. It doesn't work any better - even worse : after I Update wide modes in the MView Tool, Vista won't boot unless I use 'Last known working configuration' instead. I wonder if that's significant.

Understood, and that's what I did. Still no success. :neutral:
I give up for now and will try in Win7 later. Thanks for bearing with me...

Edit : just for the heck of it, I tried adding an extra layer of admin priviledges and selected 'Disable driver signing enforcement' on each reboot. It doesn't work any better - even worse : after I Update wide modes in the MView Tool, Vista won't boot unless I use 'Last known working configuration' instead. I wonder if that's significant.

Hi scavvenjahh，
I set up 5040x1050 60hz successfully in vista 64bit.the OS is very clearly,I don't install any other software.do you think that any software block our tools to work.I recommend that you remove some software (eg.powerstrip,clear driver,matrox software). you can try it!

Best Regards!
Mviewtech

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Brand new Win7 x64 install, no difference : the wide modes never appear.
I'm logging off to weep.

Where are the new wide modes supposed to be added ? In a system file, the registry,... ? Is there any way to add them manually ?

Brand new Win7 x64 install, no difference : the wide modes never appear.
I'm logging off to weep.

Where are the new wide modes supposed to be added ? In a system file, the registry,... ? Is there any way to add them manually ?

Hi ,
could you request a Remote Assistance through MSN?
perhaps I can do something for you .
My MSN: [email protected]

Best Regards!

Mviewtech

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MViewtech, does your product support 4800x900 (or 3x1600x900) at this time?

It would be a great option for people who are recently updating their monitors, as 16:10 monitors have all but disappeared from stores lately.

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No thanks.
I 'd rather keep my TH2G and use MViewer on my other XP PC. My frustration with triple-screen in Vista/7 has reached a peak and I just don't want to waste a single minute more trying to make it work, be it with TH2G or MViewer. I'm henceforth waiting for massive positive user feedback or big official news before I mess with my setup again.

Thanks for your help & patience, and I'm sure your product is great. Just not working with me as I thought it would.

MViewtech, does your product support 4800x900 (or 3x1600x900) at this time?

It would be a great option for people who are recently updating their monitors, as 16:10 monitors have all but disappeared from stores lately.

Hi,

according to FLEXVIEW technology ,it should be oK. our product can output standard 3X1600x900 60HZ. if most people like this format ,our company will release this format for our product.

Best Regards!
Mviewtech

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Does this product support 5760 x 1080 with English support/instructions for Windows 7 x64bit? If yes, at what hz?

Does this product support 5760 x 1080 with English support/instructions for Windows 7 x64bit? If yes, at what hz?

it should, the TH2Go supports it at 60Hz

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System Core: | Intel Core i5-2500K + ASUS P8Z68-V + 16GB Corsair XMS3 DDR3 1333 MHz | Win7 x64 | MSI R7970 Lightning 3GB [1105/1400] |
Display: | 3 x Dell Ultrasharp 3007WFP-HC @ 7680x1600 | Dell u3011 |

[quote]Does this product support 5760 x 1080 with English support/instructions for Windows 7 x64bit? If yes, at what hz?

it should, the TH2Go supports it at 60Hz

Since when does TH2G do 5760x1080 60hz?

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