When I turn my computer on the monitor stays off. I press the monitor's power button and the orange light above it goes off, obviously turning it off. I press it again and the light turns blue, the words "Analog Power Saving Mode" coming up on the screen. A few seconds after, the screen goes black and the light turns orange again. All of the solutions I've read so far have dealed with using items on the desktop, something I'm afraid I don't have the luxury of doing.
Firstly check the connecting cable from the screen to the computer at both ends. Ensure that the thumbscrews that keep the connector in place are tight. Has the PC been moved recently? Any chance the cable could have been put in the wrong place? You can get the installation manual on the following link to see where that cables should go: http://us.lge.com/filedown.do?filepath=1000000757&fileName=L1750B-BF.pdf Try resetting the monitor by pressing the "Auto/SET" button on the front panel for a few seconds with the PC on. If that fails you can do a full factory reset on the monitor by using the on screen menu and navigation to the "reset" function on the setings (gearwheel) page. This is described in the manual page A12. If all this fails then disconnect the cable to the monitor, the monitor should display "no input signal" if it does suspect the PC graphics card is faulty.
Posted on Jul 30, 2007
Well , I read all these posts . I'm also having the same problem as everyone one here . but i feel that this is not a fault with yours or my computer . this problem never happened till service pack 3 updated . I built my computer , and had no problems for 1.5 years. then about four weeks ago, maybe same time for some of you . Power Saving Mode started to happen . checked everything and no problems found . I'm trying a few things if i do find something I'll make sure I post
Posted on Jul 26, 2008
You could also change ur analogue cable for hdmi cable........u might need to buy a new graphics card(if it doesnt support hdmi)........i suppose that there is sumthing wrong with the PSU of the monitor........one of my frndz also solved this problem by getting a new and more stronger power box.........750w
Posted on Mar 24, 2010
ok............this might occur if you dont have the latest drivers.....for example..........while using catalyst 10.2 this problem occured.....i had to remove the gpu and then use the onboard gpu. When i ddid that i unistalled the old driver and downloaded and installed the new 1.....then i put in the old gpu and the problem was solved....
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Dual monitor? Power save mode? Vista?
Go to display settings. Click on the checkered monitor. Hit the check box for extend the desktop onto this monitor.
this helped me
Posted on Sep 10, 2008
I had that same problem... remove the case of the computer and make sure the graphics card is in tight, and while you're at it, make sure its clean... that solved it for me.
Posted on Aug 01, 2007
I had the exact same problem with a brand new monitor - took it back to costco and exchanged it, works fine now, but I don't want the hassle again
Posted on Jan 24, 2010
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when i try to turn it on it starts booting up for about 5 secs then turns off before anything comes on the screen. when i turn the monitor off then on it says"analog power saving mode." what should i do?
I've had the same thing happen to me. After moving the computer & monitor, I got the same message. I've cleaned the inside of the computer out, and replaced both the graphics card AND the monitor itself; I still get the same message.
The things you find out after you've spent the money...
We recently bought this monitor and it was working fine - for about a week. Then it started doing exactly as everyone else has described - going into Analog Power Saving Mode. At first I was able to restart the computer and it would resolve itself (temporarily) but now I can't even get the monitor to come on, so I have no capability of resolving the problem the way some of the solutions are described.
I'm having the same problem as well with my 19" LCD monitor (LG, Flatron). I tried every solution possible but of to no avail. So I'm wondering if it requires a graphic card. Does it? Please help.
Reuben
same problem
I have the same problem as OP except it says 'Power Saving Mode' and doesn't say analog. I have tried my tower with two other monitors and it was fine so it's definitely this monitor creating the problem. I can't work it out! Also - the problem has gotten progressively worse - it used to work again with a restart, or a disconnection on the cable and rechecking - but now it doesn't work at all. Please help with ideas!
I have exactly same issue
when I am surfing on internet or doing something in my computer, suddenly it swichs off, the screen becomes black and "power saving mode" appears on it; a few second after the light becomes from orange, blue.
I am also facing the same problem, i.e when i am starting the PC monitor shows Analog power saving mode & after that monitor screen goes black & LED lights orange. Kindly suggest.
Same problem, I thought it was the drivers, but guess what, they were not on the CD rom supplied, and are not available on the LG website. But after reading this thread I guess it's an LG problem.
Mine is the same. Its so annoying. I turn on the power button it turns blue. Then the monitor says anolog power save mode? Then shuts off again. How do i fix it?
I have the exact same problem
Me too - I've unplugged and replugged and reinstalled the driver several times - argh!
i have the same whit w1952tq
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