The monitor's display menu comes up without the menu button being pressed. The menu will sometimes seem to operate itself, then the small white window will come up saying "OSD Lockout". I can't turn the monitor off and unplugging and replugging doesn't work. It's a little creepy. What's going on?
the osd lockout has been taken care of. now i have to come up with why it keeps throwing up the menu. it's ANNOYING!the osd lockout has been taken care of. now i have to come up with why it keeps throwing up the menu. it's ANNOYING!
the osd lockout problem has been solved. now why does it keep throwing up the menu? it's terribly annoying.the osd lockout problem has been solved. now why does it keep throwing up the menu? it's terribly annoying.
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Go to start and type in the search box Power Options hit the enter button On the Left side there is a panel Click Change when the computer sleeps Click the drop-down box which says Put the computer to sleep and select Never Click Save changes
Guest, Unit not turning "off"!!! Power supply (internal) going into "shutdown" mode.??? Have you been to this site to do some reading!!! It still a good read even after 5 years!!! Still up to this year 2010. Go here http://www.lesliewong.us/blog.2005/05/02/hp-pavilion-f1703-flatpanel-display-blackout-solution/ Remember this! Your monitor isn't any different than any other brand of "cold-cathode-fluorescent-lamp-back-lit lcd monitor in it's basic design and operation! There are seven pages of stuff at the above leslie wong blog. Hope this was of some help. Your monitor may also need new CCFL tubes due to age of unit
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Make sure that your soundcard is properly installed as are it's drivers. Check to see that sound is not muted. This can be done via the speaker icon in the system tray or from sound in control panel.
go to safe mode.. change the power settings for windows...
to go to safemode.. simply restart your computer.. then press f8 several times til you see the boot menu.,.. select safe mode.. from there.. you should be able to boot windows.. change the power settings in control panel
um....what?
the osd lockout has been taken care of. now i have to come up with why it keeps throwing up the menu. it's ANNOYING!
the osd lockout problem has been solved. now why does it keep throwing up the menu? it's terribly annoying.
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