Can't turn off the closed captioning - Sharp Aquos LC-42D62U 42 in. LCD HDTV

Go back into the menu of the TV and go through the choices. One of them is to turn on/off closed captions!

Make sure it isn't your cable or satellite TV service making the captions, as closed captions on your TV are separate from the ones produced by your service provider. If it isn't your cable/ satellite, open the TV menu and find the Audio/Visual properties section of the menu (audio and visual might be separate sections), and find the closed captions or CC options menu. When you do just change the setting from whatever it is on, to off. If your TV remote is fancier than mine (which it probably is), their could possibly be a closed caption button on the remote for easy access. In this case just push the button and change what you need to.

You must have its original remote control, which will have 'CC; button on it. you have to press this button once to cancel the Closed Caption option. If you can acccess the Menu of the tV by your present universal remote contro,; get into TVs Menu option, surf through, come to closed capation adjust window, and cancell [OFF] the closed caption option.

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1. Get into its setup menu.
2. Press 'UP' or 'DN' button to select the "Closed Caption" option.
3. Press ' >' or "ENTER". The closed caption menu options.
Select "CC" mode to 'Off' if it is now 'ON (Press UP or DN to hilight the option you want to OFF, and then press "Enter".

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After switch ON the TV, and after picture has displayed on the screen with 'closed Caption" window, just press button "CC" on your remote control. For each press, the close caption window will vanish and disappear. OK.

Did you try turning it off with the closed caption button on the remote? Its labelled cc. If you dont have the original Vizio remote you will need to go into menu-settings and find the closed caption and turn it off there

If pressing the cc button on the Sharp remote does not turn off the closed captioning then the closed captioning is most likely coming from the cable box or whatever you have connected to this television. You can go into the cable box menu by pressing the menu button on the front when it is turned off. That's right turn off the cable box and then press menu on it to access the hidden menu that includes closed captioning. Scroll down to closed captioning and scroll over to disable. A number of other Directv receivers have the CC located on a "captioning" tab on the "display" page under setup and for dish network:
Setting Closed Captioning:

1. Press and release the MENU button and then select "Preferences."
2. Select "Closed Caption."
3. Select "Caption On/Off."
4. Select "CC is On."
5. Select "Done."

If the captions are turned off on your TV, they have to be coming from your cable box. The TV is just displaying what it's getting. Check your cable box menu and make sure captions are turned off there. Cable boxes, especially on digital systems, can prevent the TV's caption decoder from operating properly. So they need to be able to provide captioning, and I suspect you've turned it on somehow. Comcast should be able to tell you how to turn off captions if you can't figure out the menus.

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Not all TV programs and product

commercials are made with

Closed Caption (CC) information

included. Neither are all Closed

Caption modes (CC1, or CC2) necessarily

being used during the transmission

of a closed caption program.

Refer to your area's TV program listings

for the stations and times of
Closed Caption shows.
To close the close caption display from screen; press "CC" button on the remote control.

Researching this monitor, it appears to be a professional monitor with plug-in modules for different inputs. It does not appear to support closed captioning natively.

However, some Set Top Boxes (STBs) do closed captioning themselves. For example, most newer DirecTV STBs have captioning capabilities on the box rather than using the montior's closed captioning feature. Perhaps your source material can open caption for you.