I moved and lost the video cable to my HP Pavilion F1903 monitor where can I get a new one

Reseat the connection of your video card from the motherboard.

If problem still continue, try using different video card on your motherboard and see if it works. If the display is OK then you will be needing to replace your video card permanently.

Just match the color of the male and female on each end. Plug the audio cable (mini stereo phone plugs) to the PC audio line out (green miniphone jack) to the Powered speaker mini stereo phone audio line input jack (green color jack). You will have to set the volume controls of the speaker control knob and at the PC on screen volume control panel.

Did you set the PC video out put to be at the monitor native resolution? 1280 x 1024 @60Hz

This could mean that you video card is bad or going bad. Also that the monitor is going out too. Its one or the other.Try to plug the monitor into another computer to test it first. It will give you an idea where to start. then move to the video card.

sorry, not really a solution, but may help point you in right direction. I have similar or same problem with my monitor but is an f1903 (HP). I recommend you look at the f1903 board postings to see those answers. Several seem identical for fixes and fix may possibly be cheap, but unfortunately noone has posted how to open the monitor up to actually check it inside. This is the tricky part, as seems no catches or buttons are present and removing back screws do not let the monitor case open without some type of special trick or move. If you figure it out, please tell us all! Thanks

This has nothing to do with your monitor. Windows has default drivers that will be installed for that.
The problem will be your video card drivers are not installed.
Get the right drivers for your card, install them and you should be away.

Problem is generally dry solder joints around the inverter transformer on the inverter PCB.

got the same issue

hp pavilion 1723

Sounds like your problem is hardware and lies with the port on your PC, this may be due to a bad driver, or bad port! Sounds like you have tried everything else!

I would bet it is the cable or connection. Have you tried connecting the monitor to a different PC?