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• Toshiba 32RV635D does not power off when the computer turns off

  Hello

  I inherited a Toshiba 32RV635D. I have a PVR based on linux (Mythtv) connected to the TV via HDMI, connected on a Nvidia GT610.

  With my previous TV, a Vistron LCD Panel at low prices, he would go to sleep when the put PC into hibernation and light up when the PC came back.
  This required no configuration of me, he's done right. The Toshiba TV does not work.

  With this Toshiba TV, when the POR turns off the TV turns off screen but is actually still on - power led remains lit in green.

  Same thing with the other way around - if I put the TV in standby and powered the POR, the TV does not respond and I have to manually put out of Eve.

  I updated the firmware and it has not changed anything, and I can't find anything related to power management in the menus of televisions. I even tried just pulling the HDMI cable to the back of the TV so it has no physical active entry, and yet, it does not fall to sleep.

  The Amazon page for TV mentions the power management features, and I expected from what I understand, it should behave the way she.

  I read a lot on HDMI-CEC, but to use it with my existing kit, I would need to buy an adapter USB - CEC, and which seems a little odd because my previous TV not cheap-as-chips just done this...

  Also, the different uses in linux suggests considers its sounds the right - 'xset q' running when the computer is idle tells me that "the monitor is turned off" when in fact it is not.

  Clues?

  Ricklous, it can be useful if you have a look at the url
  http://www.Toshiba-OM.NET/LCD/PDF/English/Country_Specific/RV635-323742-English-specific.PDF

  If you want to download the manual of the English edition for your model, I have not read through, but it may be useful to you.

  Either by the way, I have the model 32RL900A and find only a VCR plugged into the claims of taking SCART screen every time it turns on while the TV is set to a string of FTA (Free To Air) and then 'hands back' screen when he (PVR) goes out, and this, I discovered, is a characteristic of the system SCART.

  I don't know if this information is useful to you, but hope it helps.

  donhe7

• U2715H - Windows automatically resized when the screen turns off then turn it back on

  • Windows 8.1 Pro
  • 1 single monitor connected to the PC
  • native resolution 2650 x 1440 at 60 Hz the value
  • through CDM of the monitor to the RFP the ti EVGA 750 SC (cable Dell)
  • all drivers updated on 28/12/15

  I just bought this monitor and I noticed this strange behavior. Whenever I have turn off the monitor (or it will turn off by itself), if I didn't have a maximized window, all windows (regardless of size) gets automatically resized to fit in the left upper quadrant when the screen turns back on again.  If I had something full screen, this behavior does not occur.

  I find this very annoying. This behavior happened with my previous monitor, which was only 1080 x 1200.

  I was unable to find any setting for the U2715H disable this "feature". This isn't because EasyArrange from Dell. I do not use this feature. And this always happens with Display Manager not installed.

  Is it just a 'feature' of Dell U2715H? Is responsible for Windows? Help, please.

  TIA

  There was no pilot or changes to the hardware of my first post.  BTW, my monitor is a Rev A02.

  A few days after my previous message, another question emerged.  Monitor flash intermittently ON / OFF every few seconds.  I unplugged/replugged the cable CDM - DP and that seems to fix things... until the next day.  This time, I nothing could fix the random rotation power SWITCH of the monitor.  Desperate, I decided to plug an old HDMI cable, I had to hang out.  Flashing problem has been resolved.  Not only this, using HDMI solved my original problem of auto resizing windows.

  The solution to my original problem: use an HDMI cable.  I went to the Dell CDM - DP cable and the problem has been resolved; no more windows resize automatically when the monitor turns off in sleep/towers.  I always get the native resolution at 60 Hz and there is no noticeable disadvantages to the use of the HDMI versus DP interface.  I've been using the HDMI cable for about a week and there is no other issue.

  Just for additional verification, I bought an Accell UltraAV DP - DP 1.2 cable (B142C-007 b-2), one of the few officially approved by VESA (see link below).  Using this cable does NOT my automatic window resizing problem original.  I do not use it long enough to see if they would prevent the random flashing question.

  I still don't know the exact cause of my original question.  I guess it's a driver problem with DisplayPort standard.  But if you do not need DP 1.2 functionality, I suggest that you just use your GPU HDMI output (if she has a).

  www.DisplayPort.org/.../How-to-Choose-a-DisplayPort-Cable-and-not-get-a-Bad-One

• I stop using the computer for a few minutes. Then the screen of the computer turns off. Its does not sleep I need to turn off the computer then put into market and re - turn on the computer.

  If I have not used the computer for a few minutes then the screen of the computer turns off. The computer is not sleep. I tried to use the space bar to wake him but he won't answer.  I have to turn off the computer. Then turn on the computer. This has happened for 2 months. I have a Dell DM051, 446 GB HDD with 329 free GB, 2 GB RAM, Intel (r) Pentium (r) CPU 2.80 GHz, ASUS A7 Series 240 and Windows 8 Pro graphics. I replaced the graphics card because I thought that this could be the problem, but it wasn't. I need to replace to fix this? Thanks for your help.

  You have disabled things like Hibernate and hybrid sleep, etc. on the power options screen in Windows?

  Have you checked the USB settings in the Device Manager? Search tab power management for each listed root USB hub and uncheck the box "allow the computer to turn off this device...". »

  And do the same for entries under Human Interface Devices (HID) device as Manager.

  Then restart...

• My printer is configured to start when the computer turns on. I want to reconfigure it so that it does not turn

  My printer is configured to start when the computer turns on.  I want to reconfigure it so that it won't turn.  I know this is probably a simple change, but I can't find the path anywhere.  Any help?

  I guess you do NOT mean that you have both printer and computer plugged into the same power strip and both are turn on when you turn on the power strip.

  As nearly as I can determine the rather thin material in the Guide for the Dell P713w user, probably have enabled "Eco-Mode" or the mode 'sleep '.  See page 19 of the User Guide (if you don't have it, download it here: http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/PRN_P713w/en/index.htm).

  When this feature is enabled, the printer goes into mode low power when it has been idle for a while.  When the computer is off, the printer is by definition inactive and so will go to low power, shortly after that the computer is turned off.  When the computer is turned on, it detects the presence of the printer and connects to the printer.  Apparently, the printer interprets this string as the "no-idle" and out of his low-power mode, which appears as if it is "turn on."

  In addition, this printer performs an automatic maintenance cycle every week if it is plugged into a power outlet. It will briefly exit Power Saver mode or turn on temporarily if it is disabled.

  At least one of the lights on the printer flashes power on and off when you think that the printer is turned off?  If so, it is in energy saving mode.

  Of course, I may be totally wrong, but it seems to me if you actually turn off the printer by pressing the button on / off on screen, he should not be able to auto (except once / week maintenance cycle).  From the Manual:

  Note: When the printer is turned on, press [power] to switch to the power saving mode. Press and hold [power] for 3 seconds to turn off the printer.

• On the start with progress bar page, after that it becomes a little more than half, the computer turns off.

  MY MacBook Pro is frozen and I had to turn off get out of the frozen page and when I pressed the button to turn it on it makes the departure noise and then the progress bar lights. When it becomes a little to Midway, the screen goes black and the computer turns off.

  The progress bar that starts from the left end appears when your startup disk is too damaged to mount. The illustrious progress is the functioning of the equivalent of disk utility (ERD). He is never more than half before taking a decision.

  If your drive CAN be mounted, start-up continues normally.

  If your drive cannot be mounted, your Mac stops, because there is nothing productive that it can do.

  If your Mac is trying to start and crashes, which can produce always different results, but that doesn't seem to be the case here.

  I recommend that you start in recovery and run utility disk (ERD) until it comes clean or is hopelessly.

• I was almost finished to fill a very large document when my computer turns off. Is it possible to recover what I had done?

  Original title: Document lost

  I was almost finished to fill a very large document when my computer turns off.  Is it possible to recover what I had done?

  Hello

  What document you worked on?

  Have you worked on all office applications?

  If you are working on a Word document, you can check out the following link and check if that helps.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/316951

• Bluetooth freezes when the screen turns off

  Having a problem with the Bluetooth on my pre. I coupled it with a Plantronics Voyager 855. Initial pairing works very well, but after the screen on the pre turns off, the connection goes bad. When I turn the screen back on, the Bluetooth application on the phone always displays the connected headset, but it is not. If I try to play music, there is no sound, and if a call comes in, I can hear the person on the phone, and not on the helmet.

  About 30-45 seconds after the screen turns off, I hear the high tone of the headset which means that it has lost connection. I don't think that the headset is bad. It worked very well with my previous phone.

  If I have music when the screen turns off, the connection is very good. It's like, when there is no active communication between the phone and the headset, and the screen turns off, the bluetooth on the phone goes into a blocked State. I can restore the connection by turning off bluetooth on the phone and then on again. It reconnects to the helmet, until the next time the screen turns off.

  I tried this to get a better idea of the problem...

  If I remove helmet > disable bluetooth phone > turn on bluetooth on the phone > put the headset in pairing mode, it pairs fine.

  If I remove helmet > disable bluetooth phone > turn on bluetooth on the phone > turn off the screen > wait 45 sec > turn on the screen > put the headset in pairing mode, then it does not.

  Again, it is like turning off the screen causes the bluetooth of the phone hang. Given that the screen turns off fairly quickly, I basically disable bluetooth phone and back on every time I want to use it.

  Any thoughts?

  My problem is solved.  Turns out that I had a defective unit.  He traded last night, and it works fine now.  Got the yellow box this time.  First of all, we had the black cover.

  The swap was a little complicated.  I bought in a store of absolute Wireless in Garner, North Carolina.  It is a reseller of third party.  They did it to a Sprint service center to have a technician "certify" the default before they would replace it by car through the city.  And of course, the service center couldn't do the replacement, so I had to go back through the city to the point of purchase after they certified it.  Best of all, the procedure of "certification" involved explaining the problem to the technician for about a minute, she agreed with me that it was malfunctioned and his writing his employee with the ID on the back of a business card to bring back me to the first shop.  She has not yet turn the phone on itself.  She said pretty much the guy to the absolute Wireless has been a * beep * by sending me to it in the first place b/c, we could just do this by phone.  PITA BREAD.  But I suppose it is, that's what I to do not buy directly from Sprint.

• Pre Bluetooth crashes when the screen turns off

  Having a problem with the Bluetooth on my pre. I coupled it with a Plantronics Voyager 855. Initial pairing works very well, but after the screen on the pre turns off, the connection goes bad. When I turn the screen back on, the Bluetooth application on the phone always displays the connected headset, but it is not. If I try to play music, there is no sound, and if a call comes in, I can hear the person on the phone, and not on the helmet.

  About 30-45 seconds after the screen turns off, I hear the high tone of the headset which means that it has lost connection.

  I don't think that the headset is bad. It worked very well with my previous phone.

  If I have music when the screen turns off, the connection is very good.

  It's like, when there is no active communication between the phone and the headset, and the screen turns off, the bluetooth on the phone goes into a blocked State.

  I can restore the connection by turning off bluetooth on the phone and then on again. It reconnects to the helmet, until the next time the screen turns off.

  I tried this to get a better idea of the problem...

  If I remove helmet > disable bluetooth phone > turn on bluetooth on the phone > put the headset in pairing mode, it pairs fine.

  If I remove helmet > disable bluetooth phone > turn on bluetooth on the phone > turn off the screen > wait 45 sec > turn on the screen > put the headset in pairing mode, then it does not. Again, it is like turning off the screen causes the bluetooth of the phone hang.

  Given that the screen turns off fairly quickly, I basically disable bluetooth phone and back on every time I want to use it.

  Any thoughts?

  My problem is solved.  Turns out that I had a defective unit.  He traded last night, and it works fine now.  Got the yellow box this time.  First of all, we had the black cover.

  The swap was a little complicated.  I bought in a store of absolute Wireless in Garner, North Carolina.  It is a reseller of third party.  They did it to a Sprint service center to have a technician "certify" the default before they would replace it by car through the city.  And of course, the service center couldn't do the replacement, so I had to go back through the city to the point of purchase after they certified it.  Best of all, the procedure of "certification" involved explaining the problem to the technician for about a minute, she agreed with me that it was malfunctioned and his writing his employee with the ID on the back of a business card to bring back me to the first shop.  She has not yet turn the phone on itself.  She said pretty much the guy to the absolute Wireless has been a * beep * by sending me to it in the first place b/c, we could just do this by phone.  PITA BREAD.  But I suppose it is, that's what I to do not buy directly from Sprint.

• Help: Fuze distorts the sound when the display turns off

  Hello

  Since a few days, I own my rocket. Today, I recognized the following problem:

  When the display turns off the "rocket" distorts the song. It's a bit like stuttering, it's his bad.

  When I keep the screen turned on (by clicking on the boxes or more) he playes the song of good quality.

  The EQ is set to standard.

  Has anyone experienced the same problem?

  I don't know what to do, what an individual problem of my camera (default?) or maybe a general problem? I would stay there or should I change it?

  Thanks in advance,

  Stefan

  This problem is fixed in the next firmware should be out in the next few days.

  TO work around it, just put the equalizer settings on the equalizer custom for anything other than 0,0,0,0,0

• When using my computer, all applications and the windows are closed at the same time, got disconnected and the computer turns off as if someone stops manually.

  Original title: it's a virus that's causing this?

  It happened a few times now. While I use my computer, all applications and the windows are closed at the same time, I am disconnected and the computer is off, as if someone manually stops the computer. I turn on the computer and log in and everything seems to be okay. No data deleted, not that I could find and detect anyway. One day when I turned on the computer, it run chkdsk before doing the usual startup. I use the computer for 2 years and this is the first time, she never did a chkdsk on its own. I used Microsoft Essentials and no viruses were found.

  Should I worry?

  Hello

  You can read the following article and try to download the Microsoft Safety Scanner and perform a full scan on your computer and check.

  Microsoft safety scanner

  Note: The data files that are infected must be cleaned only by removing the file completely, which means that there is a risk of data loss.

  Check if there are logs of events related to the issue in the event viewer which may help us to solve the problem of the:

  What are the information contained in the logs of the event (Event Viewer)?

• Operations are underway. Please wait, the machine turns off automatically when the operations are completed. The machine does not turn off.

  Windows VISTA.  All updates applied.

  When the computer is restarted after some microsoft / windows updates, the step 1 and 2 are completed.  After the second stage, the above message appears.  I waited up to 12 hours, the remains of msg.  After putting off manually, turn on the machine and then restarted with the start/stop button, sometimes it restarts in safe mode (as is expected of manual stop), but not always.  Sometimes, it brings up the ordinary sign on the screen.  This has happened only after windows updates.

  Neal

  Hi Neal1209,

  The "powersuite" should have an option to restore certain registry errors that it finds. Is it possible that you can restore them? It may be possible that in this case it is actually deleting files that are required for Windows and believes are redundant or contains errors.

• When I pick up my Windows 7 Acer Aspire power, the computer turns off when the battery shows fully charged

  I HAVE A CHILD OF 1 YEAR ACER ASPIRE WITH WINDOWS 7, WHICH IS CONNECTED TO BE WIRELESS. BUT WHEN I GET MY COMPUTER TURNS OFF THE POWER SUPPLY CORD. THE BATTERY SAYS FULLY CHARGED. IT WORKED AND NOW IT WONT. SOMEONE CAN ME SAY WHAT THE PROBLEM IS. I EVEN WENT BACK THROUGH HIM WITH DEFAULT AND IT DID NOT HELP.

  Hello

  Are you aware of any changes made to the computer, before the show?

  I suggest to change the power management and check for the issue.

  Change, create, or delete a power plan (scheme)

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/change-create-or-delete-a-power-plan-scheme

  If the above does not help, I suggest you to contact Acer support for assistance.

  http://support.Acer.com/us/en/default.aspx

  I hope this helps.

• How to stop the circle of blue on the mouse pointer when the machine turns off

  Regarding Photosmart 5510e printer all in one product No.CQ183B... Model No.B111h... Serial number {content removed}

  Cannot get rid of the attatched blue circle to the pointer of the mouse when the computer is turned off, because it is the noisiest printer that I have ever bought, it even guard the neihgbours awake. Thers seems there have much the same complaint of the HP printer owners concerning the blue circle. Advice please, thank you jh

  Most likely the computer is looking for the printer for features such as Scan computer and alerts the ink. Disable these features should stop the blue circle of projection. Double-click the printer on the desktop icon to open the Printer Wizard. Double-click the ink level chart found at the top of the window. Click the Advanced tab. Under Alerts ink make sure the box "only when I print" is selected, and then click close at the bottom of the window. Double click on manage the Scan of the computer. Click on disable. Close all open windows. This should stop the computer from looking for the printer when it is turned off. Let me know what happens.

• Computer turns off automatically

  Hello

  my Windows Vista laptop turns off automatically. This isn't a standby automatic regular, Hibernate or shutdown. The computer will just empty. When you try to turn it back on, the message that "the computer was not properly extinguished" sometimes appears.

  This auto disable happens irregularly. Sometimes it seems to happen more often when the computer made the task more or heavier. But the computer seems to be overheating.

  Someone has an idea what could be the problem and I can try to do about it?

  GRT, M

  Suggestions only. I may be far away...

  1. If this problem started not more than 10-15 days ago, and if you remember a time when you did not have this problem, please do a system restore. Choose a 'good' day as your restore point.

  Start button > Search box, type system restore > press the Enter key > uac prompt > click on choose a different restore point > next > select dates as your restore point, until the click > next > finish
  To sit and wait. The machine restarts when it's done.

  Note: In most cases, do it in safe mode system restore is more preferable.
  Here's how to get safe mode:

  Shut down your computer > turn it back on and immediately and repeatedly tab key F8 until you see a black and white screen. The top/down arrow and select Safe Mode.

  2. If it is not an option, going to Safe Mode > selectlast known good Configuration and run it.

  
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