My monitor would not come out of sleep mode. The power light was flashing and making a clicking noise, it was flashing yellow not green. I tried turning it off and on, re-booting the computer, unplugging it and plugging it back in but nothing seems to work. Should I give up and get a new monitor or do you think that there is a way to fix it. I got a new computer with windows vista on it but the monitor was working fine when I hooked it up to the new computer. Thanks for any help
Very easy fix. Replace on of the 220mF capacitors in converter.
Posted on Dec 18, 2011
Sounds like the internal power supply is bad. The clicking as a relay in the power supply. Try the monitor on another computer first and see if it works. Ray Compuguy44
Posted on Jun 22, 2007
SOURCE: SVA Monitor stuck in Analog Mode or Sleep Mode
Actually it was quite easy. I rebooted my computer in "safe mode" by restarting it and pressing the F8 key. At the start up windows gives you an option to toggle down to "enable VGA mode" and select it. After that, my computer recognized my monitor and it has worked fine ever since!
Posted on Mar 13, 2008
SOURCE: Hyundai LCD monitor L70N Stuck in sleep mode?
push and hold the power button... then hit the settings button on the monitor and goto power>sleep mode
Posted on Jun 17, 2008
SOURCE: monitor in sleep mode
my computer is on but screen is black and has power. How can I fix it?
Posted on Sep 13, 2008
SOURCE: Monitor keeps stating "monitor going
This is probably a video setting issue. In Safe Mode, Windows starts with low resolution and color settings, so the monitor can display them. But when it tries to start normally, Windows is using a video setting the monitor can't handle.
Start the computer and press the F8 key three or four times when the manufacturer's logo screen appears. This should get you to the Windows startup menu screen, and you can pick the option of starting in VGA mode. This will start Windows with video settings any monitor can handle.
Once you have Windows up and running, make sure the video card and monitor types are properly set up. It would also be a good idea to download and install the latest drivers for your video card. You can usually find them at the manufacturer's website.
Posted on Feb 05, 2009
SOURCE: monitor going to sleep problem
Posted on May 30, 2010
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