cme
Mon Jan 14, 2019 7:48:37 pm
Been using Zorin for 2+ years and very happy with it.
Recently though I ran into an issue that I can not solve: on different occasions the Monitor suddenly reports no signal and turns blank.
I can trigger this behaviour reliably in following situations:
To recover I have to turn off the monitor and turn it on again, sometimes repeatedly.
I have tried all possible Monitor settings, better quality HDMI cables, using different HDMI ports on the monitor (there is only one on PC side capable of 4k).
Also a fresh Zorin install, to no avail.
This is a dual boot machine. On Windows 10 I have not experienced this issue.
I noticed that some time ago, there was a bug hindering to play audio through HDMI. This has obviously been addressed recently as I discovered it to work now.
But it could also be the cause of the problem as the additional traffic on the cable is perhaps inducing the signal loss?
The 4k monitor is actually a 40" TV. PC is Z170 Chipset w/Pentium, 16GB RAM.
Has anyone an idea how this could be tackled as it is rendering my setup almost unusable. Thanks!
Recently though I ran into an issue that I can not solve: on different occasions the Monitor suddenly reports no signal and turns blank.
I can trigger this behaviour reliably in following situations:
- on boot up, immediately after logging on
- When playing / streaming media in browser
- when toggling audio output device
To recover I have to turn off the monitor and turn it on again, sometimes repeatedly.
I have tried all possible Monitor settings, better quality HDMI cables, using different HDMI ports on the monitor (there is only one on PC side capable of 4k).
Also a fresh Zorin install, to no avail.
This is a dual boot machine. On Windows 10 I have not experienced this issue.
I noticed that some time ago, there was a bug hindering to play audio through HDMI. This has obviously been addressed recently as I discovered it to work now.
But it could also be the cause of the problem as the additional traffic on the cable is perhaps inducing the signal loss?
The 4k monitor is actually a 40" TV. PC is Z170 Chipset w/Pentium, 16GB RAM.
Has anyone an idea how this could be tackled as it is rendering my setup almost unusable. Thanks!