Ideapad A2019 HDMI out issues

Hi, I recently purchased an HDMI cable for my Ideapad hoping to be able to watch stuff on my monitor from my tablet, but when I plugged the cable in, it didn't work. Only after I forced the cable in and got it into a weird position would the image show up on the monitor, but if I moved the tablet a little bit, it would still drop the signal. I was wondering if anyone has had experience with the faulty HDMI out and if it's an easy fix or if I need to bring it somewhere to get it fixed.

Hi bryceoklahoma,
Thanks for posting and welcome to the community. Based from you post this could be due to some settings conflict. Could you go to the control panel > Smart audio and check the setting there is set correctly?
Do let me know.
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