My screen just got the same problem since yesterday. As an electrical engineer, I know that this is Dell's fault and I am very frustrated. The problem comes conveniently right after the warranty expires and there is no method to troubleshoot it. I bought the screen directly from Dell, not a third-party seller.
* Disconnect every cable and USB device from the monitor * Press and hold in the rear power button for 8 seconds * Reconnect only the power cable and turn it on. Does the Self-Test no cable floating dialog box appear?
Then some internal component has failed. Dell cannot know which component because Dell does not repair monitors. We only exchange them while still under the purchased warranty period.
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Posted December 5th, 2025 12:30
Does the no video cables connected Self-Test and Built-in Diagnostics pass or fail?
U3223QE User's Guide pages 88/89.
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