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We had a similar issue in our office (not sure if linked to chairs), this device (EDID emulator) seemed to fix it: https://www.amazon.com/Pass-Through-splitters-Extenders-fit-Headless-3840x2160/dp/B0722NVQHX …
Holy crap, new idea: measure the spike with a small dipole antenna and SDR! This article seems to indicate this is possible: https://www.emcesd.com/pdf/uesd99-w.pdf …
Definitely feasible, as long as the spike frequency is within the range of the SDR stick (typically around 500 kHz to 1.75 GHz) and you can figure out the spike frequency (involving lots of bouncing on chairs 
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is the monitor connected via hdmi? We didn’t see the problem appear with DisplayPort connections
It can happen to both HDMI and Dp. Have you tried other HDMI cables? I believe some aren't shielded correctly.
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