Hp 4700 ipaq does not display properly

HP iPAQ rx4240 Pocket PC

Screen flickers fron the right on my ipaq rx4240 please help

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1. urn on your HP iPAQ Pocket PC.
   
2. Use your stylus to tap on the "Start" menu.
   
3. Tap on the "System" tab.
   
4. Tap the "Screen" icon.
   
5. Tap the "Align Screen" button.
   
6. Tap the center of the cross-hair object carefully at each location as it moves around the screen.
   
7. Tap "OK" to complete the screen alignment.
   

you need to replace touch screen

If light is good and picture flickers, then it is either a bad LCD ribbon cable, or cable not well placed into connector, or a bad LCD display, usually it is the cable.
If picture flickers like light is dimming out and coming back, then it is the LCD lamp, probably in need of replacement.
In some rare case a faulty Video card is causing the problem.
Usually to fix this you need to take apart LCD display and upper laptop plate, to reveal the display cable.

ask HP yet, we are not HP , sorry and this thing is legacy retired product , what good is it?
here is the real HP forum
see if you can get tears there.

https://h30434.www3.hp.com/

I figured oout how to do the installation. but now I have another problem. The alignment screen does not come up on the Ipaq 2495 and I have to tap about 2 or 3 lines lower than what is showing on the screen.


thanks, Calvin

I found the right place to post this request so I have transferred it.

It is a standard feature that after every hared reset , you have to reset the ipaq. So just follow the instructions which will lead you to reset it. first tap the screen at the point where two lines cross, then repeat it as it asks you to do.

The 4700 has a 480 x 640 pixels display and WMP9 will not compensate for the smaller resolution videosthus the less than full screen size play back on video with less than the 480 x 640 pixels size resolution. There is a program that will play the smaller res. videos in full screen on your PDA try TCPMP its free, go here: http://corecodec.org/projects/tcpmp

Return it as faulty. WiFi should not impact your screens ability to stay on.