The driver usage in onitor is disable

Double check the connections for the cable between the monitor and computer, remove the cable and reconnect it. Reset the onitor to factory defaults from it's menu. If this does not resolve it, try plugging it into a different source to see if its the monitor or not, it could be your video card.

The screen resolution is set by the operating system. If windows go to control panel/display/settings. If the onitor is working properly it should be recognized by the computer, if not you may need to install a driver for it.

sounds like bad capacitors on the power pack, is this an older monitor ? could use some more info on age and type of monitors and the video card used.
OSD is On Screen Display and it is for adjusting screen functions like color brightness etc.
different screen resolutions can cause a monitor to shut down.

This may be a battery power monitor issue. Try disabling the "Mircosoft ACPI- Compliant Control Method Battery" device. This is located in Control Panel-->System-->Hardware Tab-->Device Manager-->Batteries. Had similar problem with 2 Acer Aspire series laptops (diff models). 2 and 3 year old. Original batteries (both still hold charges for 1.5 hrs of normal usage). Running WinXP, one with SP2 and other had SP3. Both came in the last month with slow jerky TPAD function and nearly non responsive keyboard access. Checked the usual; virus, spyware, hijacking, driver conflict etc. Cloned drive and factory installed..still same problem with kb & mouse. However an external USB keyboard and mouse functioned normally (no lag). Noticed with Battery removed kb & mouse was normal. Finally found disabling ACPI control battery device resolved this issue while allowing laptop to run on either battery or AC.

Traggio,

It's seemd you need a new AC Adapter. You can get a new Universal AC Adapter for your LCD monitor. Check out this website @ www.3rd-rocks.com

You will need to check the power adaptor for voltage , if that checks out then you will have to check the power circut in the monitor, look at the protection component and diodes in the power circut

"PRESS" Menu Button 30 sec

OR

Remove ZD 241 at Control pannel sacket
and replace front pannl switchs

Hello there !
First things Frist:
1) Test the switching on keyboard for external monitor and see if work, or you disable the laptop monitor.
2) install the driver for select external monitor. depending the video card, you may have 2 display panels, to select, on that driver. NVIDIA or RADEON

I would start up in safe mode, and disable that driver. It sounds like it is a bad driver on your new pc. Then turn off the pc, hook up your new monitor and start up fresh. Your pc should automatically find the best compatible driver for you. If this won't do, can you please list the driver you did use? Maybe we can search for another one that would be compatible with your model monitor.

check your wire connectors if they are not messed up, or it might be something internal i believe you should return it where you bought it