Sometimes the monitor will turn blank and then it says that the display driver has stopped responding

Hi,
HP Pavilion not available reset button.
A hard or forced reset erases all information in the computer's memory which may restore functionality. Resetting your computer forces the system to clear and reestablish the software connections between the BIOS and the hardware.

Performing a hard or forced reset might fix the following conditions:-
Windows stops responding.
Computer stops before Windows loads - no boot, blinking cursor on a black display, and errors relating to OS not found or a missing drive.
Display suddenly goes blank and stays blank.
Software freezes.
Keyboard stops responding.
The computer does not return from sleep or suspend mode.

Thanks..

The problem with the LCD, or LCD inverters connection. sometimes, rarely, drivers.

try checking for updated drivers for your hd 5730. i have seen this in desktops with both ati and nvidia gpus.

Hello,

connect the laptop to an external monitor, turn it on see if the monitor will display.

If the monitor displays, then it means your screen inverter or screen bulb is the cause of the laptop screen being blank.

Also if the monitor does not display anything, the maybe the graphic card is the cause of the problem.

This would involve you taking the laptop to a repairer

Take care.

You can update graphics driver, if that does not fix the issue check the display on external monitor. If the external monitor works fine you can isolate checking the display in BIOS Setup scree (Restart your computer and keep tapping F10 to getinto BIOS). If the same issue in BIOS, you may have to change display of the unit.

disconnect the video cable that coonnects the motherboard and monitor...now switch on the monitor ..now a screen saver like video will come on monitor that says to connect the cable this means your motherboard has a prblem call the service center.. if not and still the monitor is on green light it means your display driver in your monitor would have got fried and your motherboard has no problem...

Have you changed your hard drive?
You may need to update the driver.
Go to your device manager and see if your monitor or display adapter has been disabled.
If so, enable them.
Perhaps it is time to update your drivers.
Go to windows update and check for updates that apply to your system; if available, download and install them.
What OS are you using? Windows XP or Vista?
Consult this to see what some users have managed to apply as a fix for this problem:
http://www.repairyourpcnow.com/resources/atikmdag-has-stopped-responding.php

If you can provide some more details about your problem, I will have better luck guiding you to a solution. In the meantime, I hope this information will lead you in the right direction toward solving this problem....

1.there is problem in screen fl inverter replace it screen will on
2.format and reload the windows

YOUR INTERAL DISPLAY ADAPTOR MAY BE GOING BAD, HAVE U TRIED REINSTALLING THE DRIVER , IF SO ITS UR ADAPTOR OR THE SCREEN ITSELF WHICH IS NOT A BIG PROBLEM REPLACING. THE EASIEST THING TO DO IS ASSUME ITS THE MONITOR. DOES IT DO THIS IMMEDIATELY OR DOES IT TAKE A WHILE. WHEN U HOOK UP THE OTHER MONITOR DO BOTH SCREENS WORK.

From the mains?

You mean power?

If you have to uninstall the display controller , that means that your video drivers are bad, and you are running the native video drivers.
Get new updated drivers and keep us posted.