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HP 27er monitor

Monitor recently started blinking on and off. The cycle looks like this: With hdmi cable plugged in and video signal running to the monitor, I plug in the monitor's power cable. The power-on indicator light turn on (white) but the screen remains entirely black for 2-3 seconds. Then I'll see a very quick flash of the video signal, verifying that a signal is indeed running to the monitor, but it blinks back off. Then 2-3 seconds after the screen returns to black, the power-on indicator light turns off. Then, 2-3 seconds after that, the power-on indicator light turns back on and the cycle repeats.  During this endless cycling, there seems to be no response to pressing any of the physical buttons.

 

To remedy this I have tried:  holding down the power button for 10-30 seconds to reset / plugging and unplugging / alternating between HDMI 1 and HDMI 2 for video in / by connecting laptop to different monitor, verifying that my laptop is sending video signal / trying a different computer / switching between mac os and windows 10 / isolating hdmi cable to prevent any possible interference.

 

Hopefully someone here can help. I suspect this is a hardware failure. However, the monitor is only a little over three years old. If this is the best I can expect from HP hardware, I'll have to switch to a different brand.

 

Any help will be most appreciated!

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@Michael116 Greetings from the HP Community!

Here's what you need to do, to identify the issue and resolve it accordingly:

  • Please check if it works fine on an alternate/external monitor to identify if it's either a hardware or a software issue:
    • If it works fine on the Alternate monitor, it's a hardware issue with the LCD on the laptop
    • However, if it doesn't work on it either, this could be a motherboard issue.

I hope that answers your query,  

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