Lg monitor powersave mode and randomly turning off on ps3

It looks like something is wrong with the video output then. It could be the graphics card in the computer or even the motherboard. Try connecting it to a different monitor before changing out any parts first.

Hi, the Power Saving Mode, turns the screen off to conserve energy. On the remote, press Menu, and scan to Power Saving Mode. You can change the amount of time, when the Screen turn-off, the TV shut-off etc. You can set the time to (5 min) to, (never, turn-off). This should help with your problem. Thanks paul7of9

trromig, I really don't think it's in powersave mode. I think that your CCFLamps are turning OFF because the Switch-mode-power-supply/Inverter supply is going into SHUTDOWN MODE after detecting a FAULT condition. First thing to do is visit YOUTUBE and search out long 8-12min video clips of LCD monitor disassembly and or LCD repair. If you are now using your pc with a swapped in monitor to do this FIXYA type thing, then you know it's not the PC that could be the problem! It's the LCD! One thing you failed to mention was the AGE and approximate total "ON" hours your Lucky Goldstar W61 has on it. It helps to know that information in diagnosing the cause of failure. Is the unit still covered by warranty? We here at fixya need to know these things to give you advice on all the options you have. Get back to me on fixya or e mail lmistyrel @ aol.com Bye for now. I'm louie12fix on fixya

well you can increase the time limit of your powersaver setting or you can even disble it. if this doesnot work then try to get it repaired

Hi,
I think your signal Cable is not connected properly.please check. Is your computer booting. Can you see HDD acivity LED blinking in your CPU?
This should solve your problem.Best of Luck.Please rank me appropriately. If you want any clarification, Please get back to me

Have you tried to disable the pwer saving mode and see what happens. What operating system do you have on this laptop please ?

check your powersaving options in windows>control panel>power options

there is a bunch of options in there that could make your monitor go into power saving mode.
also check your video card options and menu of the monitor itself all could possibly contain a sort of powersafe option.

most likely indicated with amount of minutes untill... either power off screen blank or screen saver.

Firstly, you can try to switch the second with the first monitor. Secondly, use only the second monitor as a main monitor and check that if there is still a problem or not. It might be because of BIOS. You can check and update BIOS with your computer manufacturer.

If you are using a desktop computer, chances are that you don't want the computer to go to sleep automatically. This is even more the case if you are running Vista in a virtual machine for testing purposes.
Disabling power management is simple and easy. First go to the start menu and click on the Control Panel.
Click on the System and Maintenance link

Then click on the Power Options link:

It will disable automatic sleep mode, but will still turn off display.\
You can click on change plan to disable.

If you are using XP than.

Open control pannel-> click on power option -> keep turn off monitor setting to never.

if the monitor showing powersaving mode, monitor is ok. It must be your CPU complaint.