I ve also tried connecting the hdmi dvi d cable to a dvi d to displayport adapter.
Hdmi to dvi d cable not working.
The monitor is not detecting the dvi d cable when plugged in.
So subsequently i thought the problem lies in the usb c to hdmi adapter so i went to purchase a few other adapter like the j5 create jca374 usb type c multi adapter as well as a mazer m usbcal330 usb c to hdmi adapter but all.
When hdmi is plugged in the screen works as it should no issue.
Converting between the two is incredibly simple and will typically cause no loss of image quality.
As for testing whether the cable might ve been faulty or the gpu socket i tested it with another monitor which has the same input.
The input mode on the monitor is set to dvi d so i don t think that is the problem.
Her laptop has a hdmi out port.
I ve connected the laptop hdmi port to the monitor s dp port and there is no signal at the monitor.
They re both set up via dvi d from her surface dock and work just fine via the dvi d input.
I would like to set up her laptop to connect via the displayport input.
Vga is on the other hand an analog format requiring a much more complex conversion when coming from a digital format like hdmi and there s bound to be.
When i do this my laptop doesn t recognize the monitor at all it doesn t turn black like it does when i use the hdmi dvi cable alone and the monitor continues to countdown the.
Hdmi is essentially a superset of dvi d and is still mostly backwards compatible with dvi.
Nevertheless i tried using a few other highspeed hdmi cables but the monitor still says it doesn t detect any input.