AOC Monitor - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

in the manual read it

• power on the monitor.
• press menu button under 15 seconds to see OSD pop
• pick tool/maintenance(EXTRA !) and click reset there.

99% of all monitors made do that. the same exact way. dayton is that a hyjack or statement or question, can'/t tell here. now I go to spoon fed mode,(no prob) I will now read your manual to you, googled in seconds flat 24" model page 17 push menu button reset page 23 PDF page clear as day in the manual to read at any time https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1698266/Aoc-24e1q.html?page=23#manual there it is. , as seen on all monitors on earth only no 2 OSD look the same, but it is always there if you only locked or RTM

If you are using windows XP :

1.Right click on desktop
2.Properties
3.Settings
4.Advanced

Windows 7:

1.Open Display Color Calibration by clicking the Start button , and then clicking Control Panel. In the search box, type calibrate display, and then click Calibrate display color.‌ If you're prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

2.In Display Color Calibration, click Next to continue

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Hi, In my experience, it looks that the screen pixels are damaged in some areas. It could be due to mishandling, may be fallen or it could be a manufacturing defect. If the device is new, ask for the replacement as it may enlarge due to heat. Rest is your luck :)

Sounds like the monitor is dead. Replace it.

Hi Mental Disorder, according to the user manual:

• Move electrical devices that may cause electrical interference as far away from the monitor as possible.
• Use the maximum refresh rate your monitor is capable of at the resolution your are using.

My guess is that there is an electrical device interfering with the monitor, or you have a grounding issue (eg. i turn the lights on and i hear static noise on my speakers). See page 52 on manual: http://www.kalunga.com.br/especial/manual/477041.pdf

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i am trying to do my warranty for the washmachine

the power supply has a capacitor which has either opened up or shorted across. If you open it up and look at the caps (round cylindar looking things), you might see some that look like they have "balooned". If the top of them is not flat and the cylindar is warped at all, that part needs to be replaced.. These are what always goes wrong with monitors, so give it a whirl and you will probebly save yours..

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get codeless speakers

name full model number, zillions made.im cluelessare you using internal monitor speakers, are they connected right?

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reseat connections at both ends, mess with the monitor setting and it may sync back into alignment

osd loked how can open

Sounds like a video card problem. Do you have another computer around to hook this monitor to? Or maybe a laptop you could hook it up to? if the problem follows the monitor, then the monitor has a problem, if the problem goes away, then the video card, or the computer itself has a problem. Try this and let me know...

If you're running Windows, go to your Desktop and right-click in the middle of the Desktop. Click on Personalize and adjust your resolution settings. Larger number settings equal smaller icons.

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monitor schematicshope it helps

The sound goes out of the computer to a set of speakers. If the monitor has speakers built into it, then the sound comes out of them. Each computer must have a connection to the sound card (the little green hole) to speakers. If you want sound from the second computer, unplug the sound cable from the one computer and plug it into the other one.