Why does my monitor do this for about 2 minutes every time i eake my pc up from sleep

33 Comments

  1. sanhydronoid9

    At least yours wake up. My monitor takes an eternal rest every time I put pc to sleep. After trying every troubleshooting methods, I now use hibernate instead of sleeping. (Yes I know it wears SSD faster, but in practice it’s negligible)

  2. Ninlilizi

    You have what are known as ‘dry joints’ somewhere within the circuitry inside your monitor.

    When the monitor has been up for a couple of minutes, the circuit warms up, which causes the joints around the faulty connection to expand slightly and close the circuit.

    This is a manufacturing defect, and you should have the monitor replaced under warranty, as these problems become worse in time until the monitor eventually fails entirely.

  3. Jam14ie1

    Bro was watching the 🟧⬛️ And nutted so hard they broke their computer

  4. therealmitchconner

    Samsung monitor? My 32 inch curved samsung does this sometimes too, worse in the winter.

  5. IuseArchbtw97543

    might be a bug in the display driver

  6. YoCodingJosh

    looks like your monitor forgot it’s glasses lmao

  7. blacck__

    She telling you she need proper sleep gang

  8. My monitor does the same (Curved Samsung monitor) if I’m at 144hz. Just turn it down to 120 and it seems fine. If you still wanna play with 144hz, just wait 10 minutes after boot and switch it back 😅

  9. hotthrowawaywheels

    Hey you’d do the same for 2 minutes every time someone wakes you up from sleep too.

  10. ARedditor397

    I had the same issue, I swapped my GPU’s PCIE cable with another one that came with the PSU and my artifcating or bars on the monitor are gone ever since

  11. Reddit_slayer123

    My. Samsung 27 inch curved does this when it’s cold. Works fine in the summer but once winter hits it has lines for a few minutes

  12. Cocotr26

    I have same problem. When monitor is cold this is happening :/

  13. linuxares

    Samsung have really lost their quality control on their curved monitors is what I get out of this thread…

  14. SadMaths

    Same thing has happened to my asus rog monitor for years, when its turned off for a long time and is cold it takes longer.

    It just needs to warm up 😀

  15. hendman112

    What u watching my dude. Seems kiiinda sus

  16. Hothottot

    I had an Xbox that would work after being plugged in all night. Wouldn’t boot up if it wasn’t warm from sitting there plugged in. Once I got it to boot up, I turned it off and put it in the freezer for a few minutes. This fixed the solder connection and I used the Xbox a ton after that without any problems. I don’t know if you have a big enough freezer, but if your monitor isn’t under warranty it might be something to try?

  17. iambic_paddler

    It’s rubbing the sleep from it’s eyes

  18. Swift_Scythe

    Your wife needs her eyeglasses because she keeps forgetting them hence the fuzzy screen upon wakeup.

    “AI Mie”

  19. Snakker_Pty

    It’s probably just sleepy and waking up. Give it some coffee

  20. OpposedScroll75

    Ah yes, I have that issue too when the temperature gets cold.

  21. synergy1154

    Your computer is trying to kill itself so it doesn’t have to project anymore cringy ass incel content.

  22. tethered_end

    I had 3 samsung 27 inch curved monitors, did it on all running 3 of them, never buying Samsung again

  23. TheZahrGaming

    Samsung QLED monitor. Mine does the same

  24. PixelMage

    mine does this too! it gets worse the longer the monitor has been left off, so if I get back home after a week, it can sometimes take over an hour before it fixes itself.

  25. Shimitzu1

    VA panel problems. You can lower the hz rate but if that is on warranty – just replace the sucker.

  26. damn_thats_piney

    shes waking up can’t u see the sleepy eyes

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