My monitor won't wake up

I have a HP 6560 b with Windows 7.  Only in the last days, this problem.  When the monitor goes to sleep, I can't wake him up.  I can hear the computer wake up - the fan starts - but the screen remains dark.  I have to reboot to get to the back of the screen.

Any help is most appreciated.

Hello jorlofsky.

Have you noticed that the internal LCD screen waking up rather than the external monitor?

If the problem arose only in the last days you can also try to perform a Microsoft System Restore.  The steps are as follows.

  1. Restart your computer and press F11, until the recovery of load Manager.
  2. Select "Microsoft System Restore" under Advanced Options.
  3. Select a point before when the problem started.
  4. Check if the problem persists.

This should not affect the personal files other than those that are stored on your desktop.  So be sure to back up all the files on your desktop before performing these steps.

Let me know the result.  Have a great day.

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