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I plan on buying the 922 and that TV Everywhere Adapter for my 622.

All of these should work http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=Property&Subcategory=48&Description=&Type=&N=2010380048&srchInDesc=&MinPrice=&MaxPrice=&PropertyCodeValue=3209%3A23120&PropertyCodeValue=690%3A9628&PropertyCodeValue=691%3A9630 You'll only be able use 2 ports at a...

If you're going to use a second monitor all the time you don't need VNC. However that would keep you from carrying a monitor to the TV if you have problems in the future. Did you try it with Windows 7?

Windows 7 has a detect button in the resolution settings that XP doesn't have. That may help. It could absolutly be XP.

You are using a DVI or HDMI connection right? The only other thing I can suggest is installing VNC or live mesh so that you can remote into the thing while it's on the TV and figure out what resolution it's running at - and hopefully change it to something that works. You can not use the...

my bad, I just saw your running XP. It should still work. If not, I would try connecting your PC to a monitor and the TV at the same time. This will allow you to play around with what resolution each will support without losing the desktop. If you don't have a monitor, you can also try...

If you have another monitor that supports 720 or 1080 I would connect to that via HDMI or DVI - set the resolution to whichever your monitor supports - power off the PC - reconnect it to the TV using either HDMI or DVI (use the same port as you connected to the monitor) - and turn the PC back...

Is it possible to use the Navigation System LCD instead of a secondary one?

I have one at home. I really just use it for file storage, backups, and file restores. I have the home server version of my movies on it, but I really just use it for file management. It's awfully nice when you mess something up to just restore the entire pc back to a previous image.