HDMI Cable Problem

Both ends are the same so it had to be a bad connection. All it takes is a bit of lint or dust on one of 19 pins to disrupt the signal. And the wires inside the cable are VERY small. If the cable gets moved a lot, that can break a wire.

Dionysios said:

Hi, this is kind of a problem p, i currently do not have a monitor so I am using a tv for the time being. I am connecting my desktop to my tv with a hdmi cable and today when I went to go turn it on it came with no signal. I tried switching it off and on, plugging it out and back in but it still did not work. I needed up switching them around so the one that was in the tv was in the desktop and vice versa. Then I was like and I wasn't sure how that fixed it, I am new with desktops and so I'm not that experienced and always worried about everything. If someone can please explain it to me, I will be most grateful, thank you.

Dionysios said:

Hi, I'm new with a desktop and I'm getting worried, if you check my previous post about the hdmi problems then you will understand what I'm going to say. Today when I turned on my pc it happened again, then my wireless network adapter stop working too, after some rebooting it finally worked, but what I want to know u
Is why did it happen in the first place, and is there any solution. Thank you.

Do we have multiple posts in the same post?

If you're using the TV as a display full time, be sure to turn on the TV first. Also be sure the TV's input has been set to HDMI before turning on the PC. If you're already doing this, without exception, try using a different HDMI cable. If the problem continues, go on to the step below.

Follow the instruction in the BSOD Tutorial except upload the file to this thread. I'm not concerned about any dump files (step 1 can be skipped) but the balance of the info in the file may help diagnose your problem. Use steps 2, 4 and 6 but post the file here.

Also, post the brand and model of the TV.