I have a hp 2207 monitor was working fine then we cut it off one day before a storm and since then it hasn't worked the blue power button at the top flashes on an off and the monitor flickers in and out

What make and model is "this tv"?

U have incompatable ROM problems,the E machine have different manufacture does related to the Intel corp.Most monitors has Intel compatabilies chips in it design,that why all regular computers have a video card or used internal computer Mem.video will work together.Uplug the E machine take the computer a parts take out the lithium battery out for a day or so.Put back the lithium battery back to your E machine computer now it should recognize the monitor again and work now the ROM are resetting and rebooting.

If all of the pins on your VGA cord are OK then it is quite possible that your graphics card is the real issue. If you don't have an aftermarket graphics card then its your on-board one, which is built onto your motherboard, if that is the case you have get a new motherboard. Be sure to back up all of your info because if you upgrade to a better MB then you have to do a clean install. On the other hand if you buy the same one, you should still do a backup just to cover your assets, your able to keep your OS, files and programs intact. Hope this helps!

The Beep codes indicate an error. Look here to diagnose further.

Sounds like your monitor is going dead. If its under warranty that would be the best way to go. Specifically it sounds like the power inverter is dead or there is a busted capacitor.

Usually means you need to update your video driver. What model is your computer you are connecting the monitor to?

try freecycle i nyour area for a crt maybe a lcd but i think it wouldnt be a good idea to put no more money into it

Hi! Most modern monitors have on/off switches that are NOT actual power controlling devices. (i.e. they simply tell an IC chip to cut power to the display section while leaving the rest of the power supply energized.) In the earlier monitors, when you flipped that power switch, you actually cut AC power to the whole unit. Now, with today's faster computers, LCD and plasma displays, instant-on is the norm. Regardless if the button is physically damaged(usually pressed too hard) or the circuit is defective, unless you are a tech you'll have to take the unit in for repair. Is the monitor under any type of warranty? Was there a storm recently? Do you use a surge protector? If the display was damaged at all by the storm, there is a very good chance you'll be covered by the surge protector warranty.(that's what you paid for)---hope I was of assistance---Rick

the two usb ports on the side of my hp 2207 h monitor stopped working?

Could have blown some capacitors inside the monitor.
I just fixed one today that had no power, the blue ring around the power button didn't even light up when plugged in.
I open it and found 3 bulgingcapacitors on the power/inverter board.
They were all 25V 470uF rated capacitors.
Went to radioshack and found 2 35V 470uf, got them at $1.29 each, then I found 1 50V 470uF out of a dc car power adapter for an ipod, it was as close as I could find.
Replaced the 3 broken/bulging ones with the new/salvaged ones, put it back together, plugged it in and the blue light came on when I pushed the power button.
Plugged it in to my laptop with vga cable, and it works great.