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madmyke Posted messages 52304 Registration date Status Moderator Last intervention -
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Hello everyone,
I am using my Toshiba 55V5863 DG TV LED 4K purchased in early 2019 as a PC monitor.
When exiting full screen from a game recently, the screen for the first time displayed the desktop in a very pixelated pink and green. By the time I switched back to the game and returned, the problem was resolved. This happened once more during a PC startup when the TV was turned on. Turning the TV off and back on was enough to fix the issue again. But since this morning, nothing works. I have turned the TV and PC off and on several times, changed HDMI cables, and tried connecting a console and a laptop, but everything remains pink and green, very pixelated. The issue is therefore with the TV.
Before sending the TV for repair, I would like to know if there is anything else I can do, in your opinion.
Thank you in advance for your help.
I am using my Toshiba 55V5863 DG TV LED 4K purchased in early 2019 as a PC monitor.
When exiting full screen from a game recently, the screen for the first time displayed the desktop in a very pixelated pink and green. By the time I switched back to the game and returned, the problem was resolved. This happened once more during a PC startup when the TV was turned on. Turning the TV off and back on was enough to fix the issue again. But since this morning, nothing works. I have turned the TV and PC off and on several times, changed HDMI cables, and tried connecting a console and a laptop, but everything remains pink and green, very pixelated. The issue is therefore with the TV.
Before sending the TV for repair, I would like to know if there is anything else I can do, in your opinion.
Thank you in advance for your help.
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You might be able to blow out the HDMI port, but I think sending it in for repair is the best option
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As expected, blowing on the port didn't solve the problem. I've tried different cables and different ports, but it doesn't change anything.
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I second that, under warranty, might as well take advantage of it.
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