I have a hp 32s display that came with a vesa mount adapter but no instructions, no tools, or anytt

[Prométhée]

Hi

cool @SharkyCA1 

Thanks for this info

Do you have an image showing this plastic cover?

I had seen this document, but I did not find it of much help..

Maintenance and Service Guide

not seen if the answer was in there?

what is curious is that @laurens3  did not seem to have this information with ..

[itsmyname]

@laurens3 -- what I see in the manual is the following image:

Part #14 is the "base".

To the right, there are 4 screws, to attach the base to the back of the monitor.

Part #15 is the cover that "snaps" onto #14, if you decide to use #14.

Part #16 is the VESA adapter. Remove the screws, and #14, and then use the 4 screws to attach #16.

Not shown is how to connect a VESA wall-mounting plate (or wall-mounted articulated arm) to both the #16 adapter and the nearest wall.

[Prométhée]

So much easier when we gave the solution to understand this **bleep** document, too bad no one saw this before

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@Prométhée wrote:

hi

sorry @laurens3  , all i can do is give you the manual .
there are indications, but I don't know if enough

User Guide

https://support.hp.com/ca-en/product/hp-value-31.5-inch-displays/19459937/model/19459938/manuals?sku...

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@laurens3 wrote:

Thank you! I looked at it already but it isn't super helpful! 🙂

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@itsmyname wrote:

@laurens3 -- the point of having a VESA adapter on the back of the monitor is to connect it to a wall-mounting arm. 

Example: Long_Reach_Wall_Mount_Monitor_Arm_ErgoDirect_EDM-1201W.jpg (1000×915)

So, rather than the monitor's screen being supported by a pedestal below it, the monitor "hangs" from the wall.

Is the supplied VESA adapter just a "push-fit" type of connection, that needs NO screws?

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[SharkyCA1]

@Promethee the Vesa adapter uses the 4 screws removed from Hp32s stand to attach the adapter, it is drilled for these 4 screws and has additional threaded (4) holes for the Vesa standard wall mount arm!