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I have a 9th Gen iPad that I use to stream Zwift to a Dell computer monitor. It used to work flawlessly, then intermittently, and now not at all. I use the connector with lightning to the iPad, HDMI cord to the monitor HDMI and lightning to a power source. All I get from the monitor is a message saying there is no HDMI source. I have the HDMI input activated on the monitor. Suggestions?
iPad (9th generation)
As described, your HDMI Adapter, cable, or monitor, may have developed a fault. Tracing the issue will usually require systematic substitution of the Adapter and cable. You might also try using the monitor and cable with an alternative video source - as this may eliminate the monitor from the equation.
You might also visit the Genius Bar at your local Apple Store or Apple Authorised Service Provider (AASP) - where the technicians will be able to test your iPad, Adapter and cable(s):
As described, your HDMI Adapter, cable, or monitor, may have developed a fault. Tracing the issue will usually require systematic substitution of the Adapter and cable. You might also try using the monitor and cable with an alternative video source - as this may eliminate the monitor from the equation.
You might also visit the Genius Bar at your local Apple Store or Apple Authorised Service Provider (AASP) - where the technicians will be able to test your iPad, Adapter and cable(s):
It was the third party (not Apple) adapter that failed over time. I replaced with an adapter purchased from the Apple Store and the problem resolved. Thanks for the help.
You’re very welcome.
I’m delighted that the problem was identified and resolved. The Apple Adapter is good quality - and unlikely to cause any future issues.
Ipad to monitor stopped working
