Vx2000 I have a viewsonic vx2000 monitor and works fine for about 20-30 min. After that, the monitor goes completely either white or green. When i move my mouse I can see a vertical line move where my arrow would be. All I have to do is turn it off then immediately back on and it works fine for another 10 min or so. Any suggestions?!?! thanks in advance

The reason I ask you to hook up the viewsonic directly to the PC is to find out if the problem is in the USB adapter or in the monitor itself, you can also try your Viewsonic with other computer.
Basically just have the PC, VIEWSONIC, NO USB or the monitor. We need to narrow down the problem.

Look at the power supply section for bad caps first, see example of failed VIEWSONIC monitors due to bad caps: http://s807.photobucket.com/home/budm/allalbums

Post back what you see inside, it can also be caused by bad inverter circuits or bad lamps.

you have bad capacitors in the power board inside the monitor replace these and the monitor will work fine

Hi..there,
It's seems you got a busted backlight inverter problems... Need replaced with a new one. Happy Holidays!

Per the first hit on Google for 'viewsonic fades white', http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.html;jsessionid=A68BB7FE4AF6EC93EB730E8588C865A2?topicId=4064461903&sid=1
(which you should go on and read in another tab,) you need to contact Viewsonic about an inverter board (for the CCFL backlight) or switching your backlight to LED while spoofing the INVERTER_OK signal to keep the display from giving up as it does.

So...this should be a hint that you should respect others' time (or be moved to increase usability) better by searching for cures in similar Viewsonic monitors, and of course checking the obvious search terms.  Viewsonic evidently has a nifty knowledge base available for all on the web, so that one would be a nifty surprise.

I fixed this problem by replacing all the electrolytics 1000uF and 1500uF on the power supply/inverter board. All were either bulging or had burst at the bottom rubber seal. This cleared up all problems and I am using this monitor successfully at this very moment.

I would say power supply or power save problem check in menu to see if there is a powersave adjustment if not I say powersupply

the capacitors in the monitor give out have to see a technician

Buy a new monitor... It will make your eyes stop watering.

hi if your sure that all the power settings of the screen and the comp are fine then it points to 1 reason: the screen is heating up and the automatic circuit shuts it down... try locating it some cooler place or put a vent behind it... see if it does any help if soo set it in a cool place good luck