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Yep and cinematology and specialFX have evolved far enough for us to no longer being able to discern what is real functionality and what is "staged" :-)

I am alternating between a Sculpt Mobile / Arc combo and a Logitech K810 /T630 combo. All work fine.

I am using 2x daisy-chained Lenovo LT2934 in 2560x1080 ... works very smoothly. Your best bet however is to indeed settle for official DP 1.2 compatible monitors. Connecting via a Displaylink USB hub is cheaper and works fine but graphics performance is lower than via daisy-chained DP 1.2. I...

Works fine on my end as well. Type cover works, USB keyboard works. Also, depending on which batch of the October update you received, the 1.5Mb update that I got yesterday is specifically treating the Mavell BT/Wifi combo card firmware. I notice that both Wifi and BT kick in a lot quicker and...

Seems that the mouse/keyboard issues with Logitech have been fixed, but Setpoint definitely seems to be one bridge too far still ...

OEMs always stay 1 or 2 versions behind the release versions in order to complete compatibility testing and/or include product specific enhancements. This is the same for Lenovo, HP and all the others. Nothing that Microsoft is doing differently here and it makes sense. Drivers sometimes have to...

That would be awesome. Did you also check with the Setpoint utility installed?

Just put the ISO on your SP3, double-click it and it will appear in Explorer as your D: drive. Just run setup from there and you're done.

MS just informed me that they are releasing an number of fixes in an batched stream of updates but no info yet on what it is until tomorrow?

Uhh just received an October System Hardware update ... 1.5Mb .. Interestingly small .. No trace @Microsoft yet as to what it concerns ..

In fact I noticed a number of auctions on eBay of the ScreenBeam Pro + VGA (SBWD100VGA02) Wireless Display Receiver + VGA Adapter that roughly do the same as the Screenbeam Pro Business edition. Not sure about the quality though :)

Miracast = wireless HDMI ... So any projector or display that uses HDMI will per design be able to work with this. If you need old fashioned VGA (or worse, SVHS) then you need a cable ...

Go to Intel and download the zip, not the exec from https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?DwnldID=24245&lang=eng&ProdId=3721 Unzip to a folder, then go to your device manager and upgrade your graphics card manually. After you upgraded manually, you will need to run the Intel setup...

That was going to be my next step so I am currently checking in the devices list which sensor(s) exactly are handling the screen rotation :-)

Nope. Kaspersky is not compatible yet so I removed that. No specialty hardware either.. Hence my utter confusion

No worries, I didn't take it as sparky. I Did use the updated Intel driver but Windows Update removed it via the September hardware update and brought it back to the supported version. Behaviour occurs with both the standard MS driver and the retail Intel driver.. I have no Displaylink...

I upgraded as well, as recommended.. And when I revert to the original w8.1 the rotation behaviour is back to normal :-s

Am fully up-to-date ....

Exactly.. The "allow screen to etc" also is missing whenever auto-rotation is not working... And it reappears when auto-rotation starts working again... For me that spells a flaky sensor driver...

Alas if it only were that simple. That option appears and disappears at the exact same times that rotation works/stops working.. It really feels like somehow the hardware sometimes is not picked up at boot. Reverting to W8.1 also reverts to rotation being 100% reliable... Strange...