Your problem sounds like the mains transformer laminations are vibrating at mains frequency, not uncommon. If this is the issue, then it can be resolved quite quickly depending on transformer type (i.e. screwed or bonded)

Mark, I have answered the PM you sent me..

Last week the poll focused on the configuring of the Beo5 and just 32 members voted and out of these no dealers charged for additional configuration changes. Two members ( 6.3% ) showed that they were totally satisified with the setup the dealer had done, but this number is a little mis-leading because so many members who voted had the Configuration

If it does not work on your laptop, then we can only come to the conclusion that you have had a hardware failure within the box. If, however it does work meaning no apparent hardware fault with the PC2, then I would use the Windows Restore function to go back to a point when you know it had previously worked.

Hans, I am very pleased that everything is working to your satisfaction and for your very kind feedback.

The EU version of the Beovision 4-50 has been produced in three versions as below:- 1366 x 768 is a Mark I version 1920 x 1080 Progressive Mark II Type numbers 9039 to 9049 Introduced Sept 2007 1920 x 1080 Progressive Mark III Type numbers 9115, 9050 to 9059 introduced Feb 2008 using D9 panel 1920 x 1080 Progressive Mark III Type numbers 9116,9072,9074

Seabul, A Warm welcome to Beoworld and your first posting.. Assuming you did connect colour to colour correctly and all the connections are really good including the screen of each screen section of the cable, then the fault may be elsewhere. You say you checked the connections with a meter, did you also check that no signal wire was shorted to any

Well, the box could be faulty, but based on your previous statement I had assumed that it was previously working correctly and you had just re-installed the software, is that correct ? Did you plug it into a different and known working USB port ? Since the Beoport was last working has there been any other changes to teh configuration or your PC ?

I don't think that you have screwed anything up at all. I suggest you start by rebooting your PC and run the installation program again leaving the USB connected. If it still fails, then it is most likely that something has happen with the driver and you will have to manually uninstall it.

The following XML files were uploaded to the Beo5 Download section recently by Luis and are available for other members to download from HERE The new XML files provided by Luis are:- Full control for Panasonic AX Projectors Full control for Sony Playstation with a Nyko BLU-Wave Dongle. The original XML template remains available further down the list