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Sounds like an issue with graphics drivers or the smart drivers themselves - are they both up to date?
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Sounds like an issue with graphics drivers or the smart drivers themselves - are they both up to date?

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Technician resolved issues without useful assistance for Experts Exchange members
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Technician resolved issues without useful assistance for Experts Exchange members

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We run quite a number of Smart Technology 680 Smart-boards but are having problems since moving to Windows 7. For some reason the board will not remember any of its calibration settings post log off, causing staff to have to calibrate every time they log on.<br />
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Also the calibration seems to wander in different parts of the board i.e. pretty accurate in the centre of the board but up to an inch out on the extremities 
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We run quite a number of Smart Technology 680 Smart-boards but are having problems since moving to Windows 7. For some reason the board will not remember any of its calibration settings post log off, causing staff to have to calibrate every time they log on.

Also the calibration seems to wander in different parts of the board i.e. pretty accurate in the centre of the board but up to an inch out on the extremities 

Smart Technologies Smartboard 680 not remembering calibration

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