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Originally Posted by monster
… she said she found some sort of sequence that involved the power button to do this, but it didn't work.
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It was worth a try. The sequence is listed
here. There are other troubleshooting possibilities like the port may have bent pins, HDMI connecting cables can go bad, drivers might need to be updated ...etc. At 15+ years old, soon after you fix one thing, another thing might go wrong with it. A new TV may be in order so that it's not a distracting aggravation.
The Toshiba UT linked to has decent reviews and is a good value especially if mostly for gaming.
The latest, greatest, budget TV is a bit more expensive; but, reviewers say it's worth it for a significant step up in image quality:
https://www.amazon.com/TCL-Class-Dol...ateway&sr=8-10
This is the new darling, a new model closely related to others that have been holding best in price class.
A typical review:
https://www.tomsguide.com/hands-on/t...ies-comparison