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Display lights up unintentionally during sleep mode or when the screen should be off.

Display lights up unintentionally during sleep mode or when the screen should be off.

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Luctony74
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12-06-2018, 05:44 PM
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R7 2700X, Vega 56, Asus X470 board linked via HDMI to monitor (monitor only supports HDMI). Radeon driver version 22.20.27.09-230330a-390451C, Dell S2718D. Embedded video shows the issue has persisted across multiple driver updates over several years. It appears to be related to monitors, graphics cards, drivers, or Windows problems. Restarting the PC resolves it temporarily but it reappears after power cycles.
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Luctony74
12-06-2018, 05:44 PM #1

R7 2700X, Vega 56, Asus X470 board linked via HDMI to monitor (monitor only supports HDMI). Radeon driver version 22.20.27.09-230330a-390451C, Dell S2718D. Embedded video shows the issue has persisted across multiple driver updates over several years. It appears to be related to monitors, graphics cards, drivers, or Windows problems. Restarting the PC resolves it temporarily but it reappears after power cycles.

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Twistor02
Junior Member
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12-08-2018, 01:38 PM
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Do you have another computer available for testing? You might take that screen to a friend and run it on their machine to check if the behavior matches. If it does, then the issue is likely with the monitor. Alternatively, using a TV in your living room could help verify the problem. Could the HDMI cable be the cause? I haven't encountered any similar problems with that specific cable, but having an extra one would make troubleshooting easier.
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Twistor02
12-08-2018, 01:38 PM #2

Do you have another computer available for testing? You might take that screen to a friend and run it on their machine to check if the behavior matches. If it does, then the issue is likely with the monitor. Alternatively, using a TV in your living room could help verify the problem. Could the HDMI cable be the cause? I haven't encountered any similar problems with that specific cable, but having an extra one would make troubleshooting easier.

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Razmoto
Member
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12-08-2018, 10:09 PM
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I've got several pieces of hardware, and I plan to rearrange them when I can. It's a really specific issue I haven't encountered before—hard to find anyone else with the same problem, especially with that Dell monitor. Maybe I should mention the exact model later. I'll get the monitor details once I'm back home in a few days. S27 probably works.
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Razmoto
12-08-2018, 10:09 PM #3

I've got several pieces of hardware, and I plan to rearrange them when I can. It's a really specific issue I haven't encountered before—hard to find anyone else with the same problem, especially with that Dell monitor. Maybe I should mention the exact model later. I'll get the monitor details once I'm back home in a few days. S27 probably works.

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mccoop03
Posting Freak
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12-15-2018, 05:14 AM
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Fixed the issue by switching to DisplayPort with the updated monitor, eliminating the problem. The concern was likely related to HDMI and the older monitor’s sleep functionality.
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mccoop03
12-15-2018, 05:14 AM #4

Fixed the issue by switching to DisplayPort with the updated monitor, eliminating the problem. The concern was likely related to HDMI and the older monitor’s sleep functionality.