Help connecting Acer hdmi

Glo5330
Glo5330 Member Posts: 3 New User
editado julho 2023 em Arquivo de 2018
I have a brand new Acer E15  i also own an older Acer H233H  monitor.  When i plug in for an external monitor with HDMI cable  the monitor says input not supported.  How do I get my new llaptop to recognize the Monitor?  no other question on forum answers this issue.  I can boot into my old computer and the monitor works correctly.  Even setting the Acer monitor with the menu to "HDMI"  does not work.  Thank You

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  • Sharanji
    Sharanji ACE Posts: 4,328 Pathfinder
    Hi @ Glo5330

    This happpens when the windows is switching the computer's video controller output to signal timing that is not supported by your monitor.
    Boot into safe mode and set the video resolution to the default settings that the monitor likes: 1440 x 900 @ 60Hz.
    When you set the resolution, be sure to check the refresh rate to 60 Hz as that seems to be the stumbling block for the Acer.

    For windows 7, Restart the computer and start tapping the F8 function key right away. That should give you a boot choice menu with a stable display. Select "Safe Mode" and Windows should load normally with a rather low but stable resolution.
    For windows 10 Safe mode https://uk.answers.acer.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/37081/~/windows-10%3A-boot-to-safe-mode

    You can then use the display properties windows control panel to experiment with using higher resolution video formats. The default behavior is to display a settings change confirmation dialog box with the newly chosen settings. If you do not click to accept them, the display will revert to the previous settings after about 20 ~ 30 seconds or so. This should protect you from getting stuck with an unusable resolution.

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  • Glo5330
    Glo5330 Member Posts: 3 New User
    I have connected with VGA cable as the tech support said that my monitor had issues with connecting with the hcmi