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‎01-17-2023 12:48 PM

HP Recommended
Product: HP Probook x360 435 G7
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

Hello!

 

I'm hoping to use my HP Probook like a PC for a monitor, where I connect the laptop to a monitor via HDMI and flip the screen over to use the keyboard and mouse. But every time I flip the screen, the laptop goes into tablet mode and the keyboard and mouse get disabled.

I have tried MANY solutions on other threads like disabling the 'Intel Integrated sensor solution', however, this laptop is AMD based and doesn't have one. Instead, I've tried disabling the 'AMD Sensor Fusion Hub' driver, the 'Simple Device Orientation Sensor', and the 'AMD UMDF Sensor'. I even used command prompt to delete the 'GPIO Laptop or Slate Indicator Driver' which kept re-auto-downloading when I tried uninstalling it! None of these worked and every time i got close to turning the screen over, the keyboard and mouse would disable again.

 

I just wonder if there is a physical switch or hardware device that is controlling this on HP Probook laptops?

 

Any suggestions would be very helpful,

Thanks

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