Can not get to p-menu on the LCD screen

first of all make sure you are on the correct video stream.. (HDMI 1, HDMI2, etc) of Aux , Com.. or just plain ole Channel 3 or 4,, if all that fails it sounds like it might be your T-Con card. I had the same problem with TV I fixed for a friend and that was an easy fix. in fact he just gave me the TV after I fixed it. and it is still working.. I usually check with Shopjimmy.com for parts. if they don't have them in stock then I check with eBay,Amazon. or just Google the part number and find one there..

try monitor on a different working desktop to see if it works, both on the external and internal video card ports. If screen menu buttons fails to respond, fault is either on menu buttons or you may have a burned out lcd screen, try a different monitor on your desktop pc to check its functionality. Monitor probably needs replacement.( It might not be burned out for you mentioned "no signal" error message appeared on screen, have the screen menu buttons checked)

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Try pressing the menu button on the remote to see if the menu comes up.

If it does it's possible the light and colour have been turned right down, find the option on the menu and turn it up.

Also check no cables are unplugged at the back of the tv, picture is usually yellow make sure it's in tight. Check other end as well so sky box or DVD player.

If you're using an AV port on your tv try using a different one, so switch form AV1 to AV2.

i'll give you 2 solutions for this one

If you are talking about the MENU that shows up on the picture regarding the ISO, FLASH, APERTURE, WHITE BALANCE and Whatnot, you need to press the up arrow or down arrow buttons on the directional keys to remove the menu on the button


but if you are talking about the MENU which you can tweak different settings you just have to do a half-press on the shutter release button which will turn off the screen.

Yes, a stuck key would be a likely culprit. Sometimes a key will get stuck out of just plain useage/wear, or, pop or other liquid spill or splatter will result in a sticky key. Press on the suspect key-compare to another key- different feel will tell you a problem exists.

Low cost keyboards don't generally have the life expectancy as older higher quality ones. Laptop keyboards are also more fragile, and subject to problems.

run a nozzle clean, perform the following steps:

1. Verify the All-In-One Printer 924 is powered on and connected to a computer.
2. Verify that the paper support (input tray) has clean, plain white paper loaded.
3. Press the Menu button.
4. Press the Down button until Mode: Maintenance appears on the LCD screen.
5. Press the Menu button.
   The Dell 924 Maintenance Menu appears on the LCD screen.
6. Press the Down button until Clean Cartridges appears on the LCD screen.
7. Press the Start button.
   The AIO 924 prints the cleaning page. This process cleans the ink cartridges and resolves many print quality issues.

If I could be of further assistance, let me know. If this helps or solves the issue, please rate it.
Thanks, Joe


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THE SWITCH BEHIND THE MENU BUTTON ON THE TV IS MOST LIKLY DOING YOU IN

Have you tried the 'Menu' button? If you've turned off 'Review' in the settings menu, the screen doesn't show anything after you take a picture. If the screen doesn't come on when you push the 'Menu' button with a charged battery installed, your camera will need to be repaired.

Have you tried the 'Menu' button? If you've turned off the 'Review' feature in the settings menu, your LCD screen won't show anything unless the 'Menu' button is pressed. If it doesn't come on when you push 'Menu' with a charged battery installed, your camera will need to be serviced.