NOT THE SOLUTION .... in our coll there are about 50 hp monitors and out of which 25-35 have the same menu problem .. the blue menu box comes and goes away automatically or it never goes (it's very irritating, specially when we write programs or watch output's) .. ANY ONE WORKING IN HP PLEASE HELP THIS MALFUNCTIONING ..... If any 1 found the solution please mail it to [email protected]

If the buttons are micro-switch type buttons (like you would have on a car's alarm remote) and they don't have the proper feel, then the monitor is probably ready for the recycle bin. Doing a little looking around it appears that the monitor you have is prone to failure. I think you should look into a replacement. Samsung makes a great monitor these days. I would steer clear of anything made by HP. Here is a link to someone else's woes with that particular monitor. Good luck!

http://h30499.www3.hp.com/t5/Home-PCs-Pavilion-Presario/f1703-Monitor-Menu-stays-on-screen/td-p/557824

Press the menu button and navigate until find "factory reset" and select ansav/exit.

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If you have the same problem with both monitors, it sounds like a display card setting or problem.
The chances of you having the same problem with different units is 1- 50.
Try the monitors on a different PC and get back to me.

Control Panel->System->Hardware->Device Manager->Monitor. select and uninstall. Then let Windows detect the monitor and re-install the drivers for your monitor. Do the same for the disply adapter in the Ctrl Panel.

no photos of said window presented? i cant see them?
must be OSD? the monitor brain on screen display (menu)?
even with the DVI cable pulled?
only a monitor stated, w1907, no PC
some monitors have button lock
read the manual ?oops HP deleted it...
it tells you to push the menu key on the monitor for 10 seconds
and it unlocks. (4 buttons right side left button is MENU)
doom?
that power deal sounds super bad, like the power supply is bad.
if the monitor fails by its self not plugged it to a PC
then the monitors is bad.
try a reset on it? ( power off for 1hr, or off then plug in with power button held? or power on with menu held (wild guesses but common practice)
ok found your manual page 4-8 shows menu page advanced
list line in list factory reset.
but if the keys are dead, and power lamp failing
the power supply is no good or worse. worse is always possible.
and expensive


ever see the support page, read the guides
?

https://support.hp.com/us-en/product/HP-w1907-19-inch-Widescreen-LCD-Monitor/3709665/model/3709666


its over 10 years old now. 2007?
walmart has larger one for $50
cheaper that parts or repair this.... vastly

Open monitor with pressing menu and power switch together. And after that reset in this menu.

This is from the user manual for the monitor. You can download a copy from hp here:

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/manualCategory?lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&product=324216&os=228&lang=en&

Click on the "monitor user's guide" link to download.

There are four adjustable options on the OSD settings screen: Lock OSD settings, Timeout, H Position, and V Position.
To change OSD settings:
1 Open the OSD setting screen under the Advanced menu. See
“Using the On Screen Display” on page 25.
2 Press the Browse buttons to select the option you want to adjust.
3 Press the Select button to check the option.
To change OSD lock setting:
1 Press the Browse button to select yes (lock) or no (unlock). The
setting is automatically saved when you change the value.
2 Choose Exit sub-menu and press the Select button to return to
the OSD Main Menu or press the Menu button to exit OSD.
NOTE: Once OSD is locked, all OSD functions including the
shortcut buttons are disabled. If OSD is locked, pressing
any button on the monitor directly opens the Lock OSD
settings window so that you can unlock OSD.

1. Replaced the Micro switchs.

2. press the menu switch 15 to 20 secunds.

To turn off the reminder, use the buttons on the front of the monitor to do the following:- Press #1. Use down arrow to highlight Setup Menu and press #2. Use down arrow to highlight Resolution Notice and press #2. Select Disable and Exit.

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