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Hey All !!<br />
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I have been battling this one for awhile and decided to seek the advice of others. I am working with a TC1000 tablet and the tablet PC docking station. The issue that I am having is trying to get it to work with an external monitor. It works but will only operate in a spanned mode. I can't set any options to clone the displays or even just use the external monitor. Once I undock that tablet I can clone the display but once back in the dock its no go again? I looked for drivers on HP's website for the dockingstation but I can't find them and unfortunately this dock was an open item. I have a TC1100 and the same dock and it works just fine.<br />
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I am at a loss so any help that you guys or gals can provide would be greatly appreciated.
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Hey All !!

I have been battling this one for awhile and decided to seek the advice of others. I am working with a TC1000 tablet and the tablet PC docking station. The issue that I am having is trying to get it to work with an external monitor. It works but will only operate in a spanned mode. I can't set any options to clone the displays or even just use the external monitor. Once I undock that tablet I can clone the display but once back in the dock its no go again? I looked for drivers on HP's website for the dockingstation but I can't find them and unfortunately this dock was an open item. I have a TC1100 and the same dock and it works just fine.

I am at a loss so any help that you guys or gals can provide would be greatly appreciated.

HP/Compaq Tablet PC and Docking Station Issues

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