I found a solution to my problem. HP splits the controls for SureView and the screen - they're not tied together but the matrix has the SV option added for quick control. If you install a non SV screen and it doesn't work, you need the hotkey driver.
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Now to find a way to mask the screen printing that isn't a glob of black nail polish if possible… It will be obvious since I have the backlit keyboard.
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Now to find a way to mask the screen printing that isn't a glob of black nail polish if possible… It will be obvious since I have the backlit keyboard. Unless I can do it internally so there's no obvious evidence unless you know I ripped it out.
I found a solution to my problem. HP splits the controls for SureView and the screen - they're not tied together but the matrix has the SV option added for quick control. If you install a non SV screen and it doesn't work, you need the hotkey driver.
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Now to find a way to mask the screen printing that isn't a glob of black nail polish if possible…
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Now to find a way to mask the screen printing that isn't a glob of black nail polish if possible… It will be obvious since I have the backlit keyboard.
I found a solution to my problem. HP splits the controls for SureView and the screen - they're not tied together but the matrix has the SV option added for quick control. If you install a non SV screen and it doesn't work, you need the hotkey driver.
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Now to find a way to mask the screen printing that isn't a glob of black nail polish…
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Now to find a way to mask the screen printing that isn't a glob of black nail polish if possible…
I found a solution to my problem. HP splits the controls for SureView and the screen - they're not tied together but the matrix has the SV option added for quick control. If you install a non SV screen and it doesn't work, you need the hotkey driver.
Now to find a way to mask the screen printing that isn't a glob of black nail polish…