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Your power supply is not suitable for an expanded Amiga like yours, but that's most likely not the root cause of the "missing pixels" that you're showing in your picture. In any case, you should return that power supply for false advertising - see our PSU FAQ for technical details.
What I assume is happening here is that Indivision is set to a rather low output resolution, and the scaler actually skips pixels. Just choose a higher resolution for VGA/HDMI output, that should fix it.
Rescue disk is indeed the next thing I would have suggested. Did you already try that? Can't see that without a doubt from what you've written. Seven seconds might not be enough - after disk activity has stopped, please wait a little longer.
No, after loading it waits 7 seconds before flashing starts. After that a blinking LED indicates that it's finished. You don't need to press the mouse button. Everything together including booting should not take longer than 30 seconds, and booting from disk is all interaction that is needed. If you don't get a picture then, turn off and on your computer.
Problem persist, I can't seem to resolve this issue. I have booted from Rescue Disk, flashing seems to go well, the power led blinks ones, then pause, blinks again and pause and so on. But when I reboot, I still get signal on/off every two second. And any attempt on changing resolution in IndivisionTools og ScreenMode gives me a black screen (any resolution) I'm stuck 
Funny bit is when I try to change the window size in AmigaDos (bottom right corner) the screen goes black an signal to tv is lost.
The "picture going black every 1-2 seconds" may also be a cable issue. Some cheap HDMI cables are not buit to spec and rely on hte receiving end to cope with bad signals, which not all monitors can do. Please check if you have the same behaviour if you use the VGA output.
Also, please check if you have the same issue with the original power supply. We've had numerous cases where problems were gone after the Meanwell-based PSU was taken out of the equation.
This would be too much of a coincidence: A software-triggered hardware fault? No, I have a feeling that we should follow the path "You're changing the window size and screen goes blank" that you've described in post#8. Can you toggle the OSD to be always on in the config tool, do that window size change and take a video of what's happening? The OSD should be visible. I'm hoping to see numbers change the moment before the screen goes blank.
Sure, but with all the power-hungry devices in your system and a known-bad power supply, I fear we won't find any fault, so prepare for just getting your money back for the case we can't reproduce the fault.
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