I have a hp dv2000 that will not display through a Belkin F1D104 KVM switch. It shows on the monitor for a couple of seconds then the monitor goes blank. Interestingly, it works on a cable with all 15 pins in it. The other cable has pin 9 missing, so I am assuming that pin is the culprit. Also interesting is that my Dell Laptop running Windows 7 showed the same problem until I issued the WindowsKey-P command to put it into Projector Mode. Then it was fine. But as near as I can tell the HP and Windows XP have no such command that will override whatever is going on. Any help is appreciated!
KVM switches are tricky, (have a bunch of them , parked in attic.)
Belkin F1D104 KVM switch
is it full of USB ports?
is it with VGA, DVI or HDMI.
what?
15P is VGA, so
the other cable. is a what? im clueless on that.
VGA pin 9, is blank, but can be used for 5vdc option from VGA car to some odd ball displays,... (not a good idea ever, IMO)
so forget Pin 9
now if Pin 9 was DVI, that be bad ideal to cut that Data 1 pin
does yours have PS2 ports and USB ?
there are no KVMs that run all 3 video standards,
if there was, it would be very expensive.
ok found your users manual.
did you leave off the ending letters on the model.
KVM F1D104-usb? ?
Ok seems I know the issues
first go in to stinking XP.
The KVM must have video and 2x sync lines active all the time.
so you you switch it can find the hot port of the 4 ports there.
to do that magic, click
control panel
click power settings
go to custom setting, make a custom profile with say your name
and turn off all sleeps. all hibernates
and all screen savers
or it will never ever work right.
in effect you are switching to a dead, VGA port.
in projector mode, it bypasses all those wrong settings above.
for POWER>
F6 turn on monitor ?
SOURCE: HP Monitor blanking out on full screen mode
Hi, I read this somewhere (can't recall the site). Go to your desktop properties (right click on any clear area of your desktop); Settings tab; Advanced button; Troubleshoot Tab; Uncheck Enable Write combining; Reboot your PC. If this does not fix the problem, you can always revert back. Hope this be of some help. Good luck and kind regards.
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Best Solution is to disable Native SATA support in BIOS ,
Now Win XP will recognize the Hard Disk
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Your laptop model is on recall.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&lang=en&product=1842189&docname=c01300427#c01300427_dv20
Its a loose graphics chip. seems like laptop companies dont ever learn. nVidia is taking the fall now. Before ATI was the problem.
SOURCE: Monitor goes blank after seeing XP during boot up.
did u replace the video card with the same kind of model ? i guess yes ... when system starts hit the f8 key and than go in to safe mode ... mouse wont work so use arrow on the keyboard .. and in the safe mode just log in to admin account if available or login to ur account and see if that still happens .. and if it doesnt ... remove the drivers for the graphic card from add and remove programs and restart the system and go in the normal mode and than install the drivers again ... and if the display disappears in the safe mode or u have install a different graphic card than ... reseat the memory cards and that should resolve the issue .... if that doesnt work out when the system starts hit f1 and stay on the BIOS screen for 30 mins if the system doesnt loose display than u need to reinstall OS ... that will surely work out ... the resolutions given above if u follow them correctly u will have a working system in no time
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Hi there
DSUB is VGA, has your TV got a VGA port on the back? if so and you know what the source the channel is then you will need a male to male VGA lead and a mini stereo jack to left and right male phono jacks for the audio, the DSUB or VGA does not carry audio through it.
Good luck and thanks for using Fixya!!
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