ViewSonic VX1940w cycles between blue and amber light for a minute before finally syncing

Make sure the resolution signal sent out via the DVI is a valid timing signal the monitor can recognize.

To turn on the Samsung HM3700 headset, slide the power switch up. (You can see it's location on the image below). The indicator light below the power switch will blink blue 4 times (purple or red means your battery is low). If it stays blue it is ready to sync with your phone.There are 3 ways to sync this device to your phone:

1. Once the headset is on, hold down the talk button for 3 seconds. (the blue light will stay lit for 3 minutes once you enter pairing/syncing mode).
   

• Activate Bluetooth on your phone and search for the hm3700 (keep them close to each other).
• Select the headset and enter a PIN number if asked.

2.) Active Pairing: Once you have held down the talk button for 3 seconds and the blue light is on, press and hold the talk button again to make the blue light purple.

• The device will try to automatically connect to your phone for 20 seconds. Your phone should not be connected to other Bluetooth devices during this process.

3.) FreeSync is an application you can download if you have an Android (from the Android Marketplace). It allows you to access your headset settings and I believe it can read your text messages for you (text to speech).
For more information the user manual for your Samsung HM3700 Bluetooth headset can be found here: http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/201111/20111116163119314/HM3700_UM_America_B_Rev.1.0_110923_screen.pdf

I had two ViewSonic's that did the same thing right around 2 year as well. They worked really well for me and then just died.
I found out the first one had a faulty power cord, and the second one just wouldn't turn on at all.
I think there's a good chance that your monitor bit the big one just based on my experience with the brand. I would recommend taking it in to your local computer repair shop and let them take a look at it. If it is 2 years old then it is probably out of the manufacturer's warranty unfortunately. I hope this helps answer your question :(
Thanks for using FixYa.

The flashing lights likely means the controllers are not synced to the Wii. Syncing them to the Wii is really easy, luckily

Generally, you can find the sync button under the battery cover on accessories, which should be a small red button. Look around your remote for it.

After you find your sync button on your remote, find the one on the Wii. It is above the SD slot, and you will have to pull open the cover to see it, which is the little rectangular cover on the front of the Wii right underneath the power and reset buttons. The sync button is the little red one.

Once you've found both buttons, hold them both down at the same time for about 3 seconds, then let go and the two should sync with each other. You only need to do this once and you should be fine.

Look for bad caps just as shown in my albums here:
http://s807.photobucket.com/home/budm/allalbums

Most LCD monitors failed due to bad DC filter caps.

Capacitors kit: http://lcdalternatives.auctivacommerce.com/ he can make you a set of caps for you.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor_plague

The remote has to be sync'd with the wii properly. If you sync it with another wii you have to sync it back.

Open the battery cover on the wii remote.
Open the front cover door in the middle front.

In each you will see a Red circle sync button in the remote and a rectangle button above the memory slot on the wii front.

Turn on wii, press the sync button on front of wii, then press sync button on remote, the remote should then get a signal and blue lights on front show player #. If not, turn off and try again. Once sync'd it will work with that Wii.

Open it up and look inside for bad capacitors (bulging top/seal) in the power supply, post back what you see inside so we can guide you further, see example of failed Viewsonic monitors due to bad caps: http://s807.photobucket.com/home/budm/allalbums

Did you press the red sync button on the wii where a SD card goes? You press that once then the wii remote sync button once, wait while it flashes then in a few seconds it should be synced in.

If you have pressed the sync button on wii, then on the wii-mote, and it still didn't sync, try unplugging the Wii console for few minutes and try the process again.
There is another syncing mode, but you have to have at least one wii-mote connected to the wii. You press the home button and the click on the wii-mote on the screen. There will be a reconnect button. Press that and then press both the 1 and 2 buttons on the wii-mote[s] you want to connect. This is the ONE TIME ONLY connect mode, used when playin on a friends Wii. Once the Wii is powered off, the wii-mote wont be connected any longer and will still be the default wii-mote for your wii system [not on your friends]. Hope this helps.

I had this problem recently when my battery died and I've had it in the past.  What you need to do is connect your mobile device, know the name of your device, disconnect the device, press file and go down to mobile devices selecting the one you want to not make a guest, finally you hit file again go down to delete partnership and go through the few pages accepting what it says and you should be all set.  Hope this fixes it.

Curtis