10 ThinkPad dock HDMI monitor DVI problem

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  I have a new HP laptop G60 - 243 CL of Costco and a new HP W2207h monitor. The screen flashes when the laptop wakes fashion "sleep" with the HDMI cable connected. It works very well with the VGA cable. Any assistance in finding the cause would be much appreciated. Here is my hardware spes and a newspaper detailed observations.

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  1 unpack the monitor. With mobile connection cables on: HDMI, USB, power Turn on the monitor. It flashes. Black for about 2 seconds, then the light for a split second, repeat, ongoing. Turn off monitor, the driver of the CD W2207h monitor, restart. Monitor works normally.

  The monitor HP w2207h Readme says driver using driver Nvidia 10.65 or later version.

  The Control Panel on the computer laptop G60, NVIDIA GeForce 8200 M g: Device driver 7.15.11.7614, 11/07/2008 (this is the latest driver from the HP support page. See on 27-01-08 below).

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  2 put the laptop into sleep mode. Wake the portable computer and monitor flashes market, as described in (1). Image appears normally while the monitor is turned on for fraction of a second intervals. If reboot laptop, follow the work properly.

  Occasionally, flashing monitor heal without rebooting. Out of about 10-15 tent: once the monitor began to function properly while the computer shuts down. Once the monitor was OK on the reactivation of the laptop. Once, while the screen flashes, I removed the USB cable and the monitor started working. None of this is repeatable.

  3 removed the HDMI cable and started using the VGA cable and an audio cable. No more flashing on the reactivation of the computer. Very repeatable. About 7 7 times.

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  Control Panel, two monitors, Device Manager, the two "monitor PNP generic," first of all we have the Hardware ID "MONITOR\HWP26A8", second is "MONITOR\SEC314C", both with the 6.0.6001.1840 driver (longhortn_rtm.080118 - 1840), I wonder if, maybe, the pilot did not.

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  Downloaded from Nvidia support: Version 179,28, 2008-12-18, 179.28_notebook_winvista_32bit_beta.exe Beta (attention: are not supported by the laptop to the manufacturer.)

  HP support: Version 7.15.11.7614 has, 2008-09-08, sp40385.exe (same version that is installed.

  Version of the driver installed is the same that the one on HP support site, so did not not update driver.

  w2207h monitor download driver

  Download and install A Rev 2.0, 4.0.100.1189, 2008-10-16

  Version of the file now reads 6.0.6001.18000 (longhorn_rtm.080118 - 1840), I think it's the same as the driver already installed.

  Flashing problem is unchanged.

  –

  end

  It was the monitor! I brought my laptop and a HDMI cable at Staples where I bought the monitor and tried on the w2207h on set. It has worked well. Took the phone in and out of fashion 'sleep' several times. I'm in the store week return policy 2 stables will replace it. The seller was very accomodating to let me try different monitors with HDMI and VGA cables and my laptop while I was there. I even brought in a large piece of cardboard to protect the ceiling :).

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  Hello.

  Just got a new MacBook Pro retina 15 "from Apple. They could not would not fix my old computer so I had to take another to place it. Good luck me, Yes, but I have a lot of peripheral issues. I have successfully used a DVI adapter to Thunderbolt to run my HP2207, but it is a little buggy. Could be the sleep or powersave parameters. Did not understand how to get this to work with clamshell mode consistenly.

  Question: can I use an hdmi to DVI to connect my Macbook pro (hdmi) to HP2207 (DVI)?

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  Hi skipsax,

  I understand that you want to connect your MacBook Pro to your HP 2207 monitor with a DVI HDMI connection. I did some research on this and found this information.

  In this paper a monitor driver update is a section for instructors using HP on a Mac.

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