My LG flatiron W1943TB turns on, says analog power saving mode, goes black and then the power button flashes.. but the monitor is hooked up to my dell notebook bc my LCD died

LG does not show the 1750 monitor on their web site. It did show some discontinued monitors including a 1752, but there was no information available about them.

Another LG site said to use the far right bottom to auto adjust....for another monitor.

My HP has four buttons, MENU, <, >, and Return (also AUTO). Menu opens the monitor dialog box, with the arrow bottoms shifting through the menu. Select an item with return, then arrow to your selection, menu is also your exit button.

You may have a power saving selection here.

Also check the control panel for the POWER OPTIONS properties. A power scheme selection here will also change the mode of your monitor.

good luck

Can you try the screen in another computer? I beleave the screen goes into power saveing mode when there is no input signal, thats what both my screens do.

Is your computer working?

Laptops often have a function key which switches from laptop only, external monitor only, laptop & external. One of the top number keys, along with the function (fn for short) must be pressed simultaneously to step through these.

Where these keys are at, may differ from laptop to laptop.

i had the same problem.
connect the monitor with the analog cable and shut down your pc.
while it is off unplag the analog cable and place the digital one(dvi).
this should fix your problem m8 ;)

Hey there Celius,

Chances are the 'Refresh Rate' somehow got set too high for the monitor. On flatscreens , the result is a black screen.

If you have an old monitor (crt type) hook that up temporarily and reboot.

• Right Click the Desktop
• Click Properties
• Click Settings
• Click Advanced
• Click Monitor
• Lower the refresh rate or set at optimal
• Check the box 'Hide refresh rates this monitor can't display'

Shutdown, Switch back monitors and try it now.

Good luck
Mike

Make sure your power cables are connected properly. Sounds like it's not getting any video data from the graphics card.

If it is not your graphics card, It could be a dead monitor.

This problem is showing when the main PCB of the monitor failed. contact the LG service provider in your area. They will change the full package assembly or PCB. check this link to get the service center info
http://www.lgservice.com/

different monitors have different settings. Anyhow, press the menu button on your monitor (hope it is there otherwise some other button must have been assigned this function). Choose recall or auto adjust or factory default from there (whichever of these options you can see). Nothing serious.....

Try connecting the LG monitor to the VGA port on the HP tablet instead on the docking station.

I have an LG W2261V, and an old Sharp LL-T19D1-H. The PC runs both just fine, and the PSU has plenty of power. Unfortunately the LG handles power save mode very differently, where the LG would not switch on after entering this mode unless reset (unplugged, PC rebooted, etc). Extremely frustrating, as the old Sharp never had any problems exiting its own power save mode. The LG would enter this mode based on the monitor power settings (in whatever power scheme you are using) in the screensaver tab in display properties. I fixed this by selecting "Never" for "the Turn off monitor" property. I guess this is a warning to those who may wish to buy a new LG monitor, but want to use a power scheme to turn off the monitor.