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Import Monitor from desktop import #889
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Hi @cr1stt0f3r firstly, you should give us some more details: which computer operating system and eventually version ? which agent version ? And before telling it's an agent issue, you must anyway check the XML inventory the agent generates and look for |
Windows 7 Pro x64 sp1 comp 7601. i made a new inventory.
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Hi @cr1stt0f3r
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These 2 commands use the same WMI calls the agent does to inventory monitors on win32. |
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I suspect your lg tv does not report an edid block so we can't analyse it. I think the problem was still reported in the past.
In principle we find the edid block content from registry there for your monitor. |
I ran the command and ran the agent again, but did not add the monitor in question.. |
I didn't tell you this will fix anything, this is just to debug and I requested you to report the output. But to be honest, I think we can't support your case if the agent don't detect the monitor. This probably means your monitor if poorly integrated with your actual setup, maybe because your system is old and drivers don't support your LG TV EDID block. |
entendi, obrigado! |
Hi.
I am carrying out the inventory of my technology park.
But I have noticed that the agent is not capturing all of the computer monitors.
I have a computer that makes use of two monitors that I was also unable to identify.
Is there anything I can do besides forcing a sync?
Could this be an agent nonconformity?
Thank you!
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