Good to hear But do remember never to plug/unplug while powered on, I broke a monitor once by using an analogue hdmi switch box, thing is HDMI makes a "handshake" to communicate between the display and device, the worst thing that can happen is when the "Edid" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extended_Display_Identification_Data) gets corrupted which happened to me, caused the monitor to only display a small portion of the screen, as if it was stuck on one resolution. I have to admit I was switching quite a lot with that switch box but still something to learn from.