B360-H does not include video output with i5 integrated graphics.
B360-H does not include video output with i5 integrated graphics.
Hi, I see your issue. The Q-LED on your motherboard is lighting up at the VGA port, which might indicate a power or connection problem. Since you don’t have a dedicated graphics card, the monitor isn’t showing any input, and even when powered off it’s performing a self-check with no signal. Please check the power connections, ensure the monitor is properly seated, and verify that the VGA cable is connected correctly. If the problem persists, there may be an issue with the motherboard or its VGA output settings.
I'm working with an HDMI to D-sub connection. I think the issue might be with the cable or the monitor. I tried connecting it to my laptop, but it didn't recognize anything. Could it be that the monitor isn't compatible with HDMI?
There’s no option to modify that setting. It links automatically. Are there any updated D-sub versions available? I linked my old Mac to it using the original cable (D-sub to D-sub, blue if needed), and it functions properly.
I believe the setup is Computer->HDMI->VGA->Monitor. Using these cables in one direction only makes sense. It’s possible the computer is pushing a higher resolution than the monitor supports, or the converter might be faulty. I suggest trying a DVI-D/DVI or HDMI-DVI cable and checking the entire digital chain. There may be hidden methods to boot Windows in safe mode that could lower the resolution to a compatible level. Also, confirm whether it’s a P190S or a 1907FP—your model has silver accents you see here.
Sure, it might be the 1907FP. Great job on your help! Your friend can test the cable on his PC—see if it works or not. If it doesn’t, you might want another one since that seems to be the issue. Thanks a lot! I’ll reach out again once I know what the problem was.