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‎07-14-2018 06:13 PM

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Product: Pavilion 22cwa 21.5-inch IPS LED Monitor
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I have the monitor hooked up currently to my ASUS laptop.

 

When the monitor first starts, it displays properly.  After a few moments however, the screen changes to where on one side the monitor is displaying normally and slowly fades to black as you look across the screen.

 

To further clairify, it does not fully go black nor does the transition I'm mentioning mean the screen goes black slowly. It just looks like half my screen is in the shadows.

 

I was originally using a VGA cable and when the problem occured, unplugging and re-plugging the cable or restarting the monitor fixed the problem for a while.

 

Thinking it was the cable I went and got a HDMI cable which gave me no problem for hours and now is stuck in the same problem. However, now, neither restarting the monitor nor replugging the cable does anything.

 

Also, when trying to take a picture with gyazo to share, the monitor appeared normal in the photo. Not sure what that means about my issue.

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