UGHHH, first, I am not very familiar with computers...the problem I cannot resolve even with the help of my skilled friends: htpc configuration- brand new: asus p7h57d-v evo intel i5 650 cannot get any of video ports working with intel's igp, everything boots okay, no reports of failure, monitor initialized but stays with the black screen /all: vga, dvi, hdmi ports tried out/ pci gpu when inserted works fine, windows 7- device manager does not see any igp! no other bugs, with external graphics everything works smoothly. what to do??? txs

HI
can you send photos of how you connected your computer or laptop to the Receiver, so i can help you.
regards

i think you can use it only for the projectors etc and you should not use as monitor by this way

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GOTO CONTROL PANEL FIND THEN CONFIGURE IPV4. . THIS SOLUTION NEED SMALL INFO.TECH SKILL. . [email protected] there nothing wrong on your os win 7 has compatibility mode

its basically half a internal usb plug. just match it up with a different internal usb connector so you line up the right wires.

I just bought a Panasonic TH-42PZ800U and had the same problem. 10 blinks and the TV would not start. Then after some trial and error I solved the problem!

Here is my (apparent) observation and solution:
I had only one input into the TV, which was my HTPC connected via a DVI-to-HDMI cable plugged into the Panny's HDMI 1 slot. *IF* the HTPC was already on, then the Panny would have the blink of death. *BUT* if the HTPC was off, the Panny booted fine (assuming I cleared the blink of death first by powering off the HTPC, unplugging the TV, and replugging the TV back in with the HTPC still off).

My solution was to move the HDMI cable from slot 1 to slot 3. After making this one change, everything worked as it should. No more 10 blinks of death. I could even leave the HTPC on and turn on the TV last, and it still worked. Tried this 10 times, worked 10 times.

I don't know if this will solve other people's problems, but I hope it at least provides some clues. I wonder if this is a fundamental circuit design flaw on the part of Panasonic, rather than a "bad batch of parts" problem.

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Change the P.A board resolve problem. try to buy in www.shopjimmy.com.. if the front led flash 10 times is a tunner voltage problem.change this board. The P.A board Number is TNPA3620

You have the same problem i have. My Tv just did the same thing 3 nights ago. I unplugged the set, and let it sit ofr about 6 hours, and then tried it again. It turned on and played, but repeated the problem after about 20 or 30 minutes. So far all my research has led me to believe that its a power supply issue. Problem is, there are 5 boards in the tv with seperate pwer supplies, and the 10 red flashes indicate that its all of them. :-(. Im shopping for a new TV, and It wont be a panasonic this time.

Possible power supply panel faulty.

Ajit,

The beeps are usually due to RAM or key board issues.

I would try by plugging it into a VGA socket of a monitor to see if it works.

Do you have heat problems? one suggestion is to try and reset the bios to default by moving the jumper on the mobo to do a hard reset.

good luck

Smeags.