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• monitor turns off for no apparent reason

  No matter what I do the monitor turns off

  Hello

  · What is the number and model of the monitor?

  · Have you defined a plan of the power on the computer?

  I suggest you to check the physical connection when the monitor turns off.

  In addition, update the drivers installed on the computer. You can check the link how to manage devices in Windows XP: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/283658

  To update or change a device driver: http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/devmgr_changing_drivers.mspx?mfr=true

• The screen of my laptop turns off when the power cable is connected. If this isn't the case, connected screen is ok. No idea why?

  The screen of my laptop turns off when the power cable is connected. If this isn't the case, connected screen is ok. No idea why?

  Original title: clear the display

  Click Start or press the Windows key and type power can locate the power to change recording settings in the section of the Control Panel from the list above and click on it. At the opening of the Power Options pane, click choose when turn off display available on the left side.

  

  Choose a new setting for brightness in the drop down menu on the battery . Look at all the other parameters that you feel you want to modify, and then click save changes in the lower right to apply the options you have selected energy saving.

  You can now close the Power Options pane when you return.

• Power problems: computer turns off when the power supply cord is unplugged.

  original title: power problems: computer shit turned off when the power supply cord is unplugged.

  I have a HP Pavilion dv2000

  Windows vista home premium/sp2

  AMD Turion (TM) 64/2 1.80 ghz processor

  1 GB memory

  32 bit operating system

  I have 2 problems with this laptop.

  !. I have lost the power cable and bought an expensive one online step (model: PA-1650-02 c. input 100-240v 1.5 put out a(1,5A) 18.5V 3. 5 = a)

  When I first plugg cord battery charge light came on the balance, then he started to come on and outside.

  now its completely off, even with the power cord plugged in. on the lower right part of the screen its showing that cord is connected to the power supply and the battery is fully charged, but as soon as I unplugg the power cord or remove the computer cut right away.

  the second problem is that the left mouse botton does not work, the work aside right very well. I went in the proprties to put it right, click on to, but who does not work either. I've updated the drivers but still nothing.

  Any help will be greatly appreciated.

  Hi aloum,.

  (a) what kind of mouse you are using?

  (b) the left button of the mouse seems to be stuck or it does not meet the click? This only happens with certain applications?

  Step 1: Test the mouse on another computer or another mouse on the test computer

  To determine whether the mouse or the computer is defective, follow these steps:

  1. test the mouse in question on a system that works, you know. If the problem appears to follow the mouse, you may need to return or replace the mouse.

  2 test a mouse you know is working on the computer in question. If the problem seems to stay on the computer, then the problem is most likely related to the software.

  In regard to the battery not holding charge

  Battery problems are often associated with the battery itself. If you encounter this problem, contact your mobile PC manufacturer. If you purchased the battery separately from the notebook computer, contact the manufacturer of the battery.

  Troubleshooting battery problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-battery-problems

  Thank you, and in what concerns:

  Ajay K

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Windows 7 double monitors - turn off a monitor causes Office to reorganize resulting in substantial losses of productivity.

  I have 2 monitors connected to a card nVidia FX 580 running Windows 7 Pro 64 bit. A monitor is linked via DVI and the other through DP (Display Port).

  If I turn off the monitor of the RFP, I hear the windows sound indicating the material has been "deleted." When I turn on the monitor, I hear the sound of new hardware, windows re - detects the monitor as if I just installed it and my layout any icon on the desktop and all the windows, I had open are then all rearranged and takes a long time, re-organization to come back to where I was.

  I leave my PC on 24 hours a day for several reasons - and for years have always just had my monitors turned off when you are not using it.

  I need to be able to turn off my monitors without windows deciding that I "removed" a monitor.

  I work for a software company of medical imaging, where we provide the complete hardware and software solutions for use in radiology departments in hospitals. These systems are usually 3 or 4 connected monitors, all via DP these days. Due to the possibility of the desktop users get messed up, if they happen to turn off a monitor, we can not install systems with Windows 7.

  While many may see this as nothing more then a disadvantage, it is a show-stopper as what we concerned. Yet as I have not found a viable solution to this problem.

  So here's the question: how to disable this new behavior in Windows 7 and allow him to understand that the monitor has not gone away and that the Office should not be changed simply because the monitor is off?

  Thank you.

  I wrote a small utility to fix this problem. It is still very thrown together, but Open source, so you can compile sources if you have security problems.

  I hope it works for you!

  http://www.ninjacrab.com/persistent-Windows/

• monitor turns off not by the switch at the top. power cord seems loose at the back of the monitor. just need a

  I have a hp w2338h monitor, running Windows 7 and I am unable to turn off the monitor through the top switch. The power cord seems loose in its connection to the monitor. Do I just a new cord or something else is necessary?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Try to push the power cord firmly upward.  It should not move when it is completely inserted.

  Try a reset of the monitor. Unplug the power cord from the monitor and hold the power button of the monitor for 30 to 60 seconds. Plug the monitor back in and it lights up.

• Monitor turns off after 5 minutes & password protect when he wakes up. View properties - > screen saver "Wait: __minutes" and "on RESUME, Password Protect" checkboxes are grayed out.

  Help, please!

  I'm on a processor to work, so I've limited the administrative rights on the computer. My work function requires that I propose on the desktop to help others with professional assignments.

  THE PROBLEM: After 5 minutes of inactivity mouse/keyboard of the monitor off on the processor to work, she does not even go to a screensaver first, the screen turns off just in standby mode. When the mouse is moved or a key is struck, the screen lights up with a name/password user. I am developing carpal tunnel / repetitive stress syndrome having to retype my username and password so darn times per day, at the expense of some administrative setting of BOGUS Microsoft Windows... SHEESH!

  When I click on Start-> settings-> Control Panel-> display-> Display Properties-> screen saver , the "Wait: __minutes" and "On resume, password protect" checkboxes are GRISEES OUT [you can't edit these settings] . In addition, the default screen saver is set to void and no matter how many times I change it to something else and click 'Apply' return empty by default.

  TWO SERIOUS CONCERNS:

  Un When I'm away from my desk for more than 5 minutes, if someone arrives at my office, looking for me, it seems that my machine is completely off, so that co-workers can get the impression that I am out of the office when I could very well be just down the Hall.

  Two The Office I'm implemented in a motion sensor energy saving lights in the office, if the lighting turns off automatically too, so if I'm missing in the server room or help someone at their work station for an extended period of time, if someone comes to my office, looking for me, my machine seems to be completely off AND turned off the lights in my room , so it's as if I has not yet come to the office that day there! GRR...

  MICROSOFT, HELP US TO FIND a WORKAROUND: Help us make our work computers appear as they are wake / turned on while we are working work - especially when we ARE at work, just not physically sit behind our office temporarily work! GOOD GRIEF...

  Help us not to disturb our admins with specialized personal requests like these, they already have enough on their plate, ensuring that the network is in place and functioning.

  -JUDGES on Temp. Job Day @ assignment
  (Chained to a machine working at the expense of some fake Microsoft Windows administrator rights)

  PS. I have a screenshot of my locked dialog box display-> screen saver properties if you need more information. I wish I could download it right on this post to make things clear.

  PPS. Isn't it above described situation in the heart of the reason why employers more these days this demand we have iPhones, BlackBerry and SmartPhones? Because doctors and human beings humans with a bit of common sense finally realized that we must be sure that we move around during the day, at least several times per day, not only the stationary to our office location - watch a screen - ensuring that move us the mouse every five minutes so that our machine is not hibernate and look like it is not to do anything?

  PPP. If Microsoft can not help me with a work around for this issue because this issue is, 'something that I take with my 'network administrator',' kiss my _______! Everyone must be wrong because of the stupid administrative _ like this and if yes - I NEED TO KNOW - maybe I was just not cut for a job on time full computer.

  PEACE

  Hello JDG_SF, welcome.

  These options are very likely controlled by your GP (Group Policy) settings on your domain. Due to the nature of the work of rights how administrative, there is no way to work around this problem, unless you have access to change group policy settings that affect all the machines on your network.

  You would need to access or to change the settings of GP or find someone who already has access.

  For more information or get in-depth help, I would recommend pass this question to TechNet:
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/categories/

  Thank you! Ryan Thieman
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• How to prevent my monitor turning off if all my power settings are tuned to stay all the time?

  This is a clean install of my OS (Windows 7 Ultimate)

  All my power setting have been set to have my PC all the time. Everything is turned off so that my computer stays without interruption. However, my screen turns off after one minute of non-use. I have no idea why this is happening.

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you!

  Hi Jason,

  Welcome to the Microsoft community!

  According to the description, it looks like the screen turns off automatically after one minute of inactivity.

  However, we need more information about the issue to help you better.

  Please help me to answer these questions.

  1. what parameters are defined in the power plan?

  2. what diet plan is selected?

  3. were there any changes made to the computer before the question?

  Here are some steps that should help you to solve this problem.

  This looks like a problem of power options. Let's try the following.

  a. open Panel.

  b. click on the power icon Options .

  c. in power options, see the section "Preferred Plan. You should have a "Balanced" plan.

  d. click the option 'change plan settings '.

  e. in the change plan settings window, click the arrow to the right of the next dialog box of the ""turn off the display "option. "

  f. from the drop-down menu that appears, click the option 'Never' .

  g. now, click on the "Save changes" button.

  h. click Ok.

  i. now check the issue.

  In addition, visit this link and check if sleep is enabled. See "how to avoid that my computer from automatically sleep or standby extended»

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/sleep-and-hibernation-frequently-asked-questions

  Hope this information helps. Answer us queries windows and we will be happy to help.

• Screen remains black/stop after having turned off to save energy.

  I have this problem on two different Porteges with
  Windows 98 Second edition.

  They are then handed achieved both and all drivers are
  as noted on the internett. And windows 98 is
  Standard CD (not the CD from Toshiba). Both have the latest version of the BIOS.

  Everything works fine, it's the only
  problem.

  In Control Panel-> display->... you can specify
  settings/energy savings. I think I turn off screen
  After 2 minutes and turn off hard drive 5 minutes.

  It works very well. The screen goes black, then I
  can relight it by moving the pointer ('mouse').

  But if I leave it for a long time and get to him,
  then the screen stays black. (This is the problem).

  But everything still works fine! ... and
  I can do a controlled stop by pressing ctrl-alt-del
  ALT - s, while the screen is black.

  Any ideas anyone?

  Hello

  Portege models do you have? Because as you have explained, you use the power management MS which isn't one that fits!

  You can watch http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com - Driver Downloads If the Toshiba Power Saver is available for your units and W98!

  It may be that old W98 Powermanagement has problems with the complex of the portege series material is available on the Toshiba site standby power!

  Good luck
  Rudi

• monitor turns off turning off the kitchen light

  I know that sounds weird, but I have a problem for some time now. I have a trash can end 2013, Mac Pro and Eizo monitor connected by a miniDisplayPort to DisplayPort cable. When I turned off the light in my kitchen, the monitor lost the signal from the Mac for about 10 seconds, and then returned. It was an annoying problem, but I could live with it.

  Now, after the last update to OSX, the problem got worse. The screen loses the signal, but can't find again as before. Even if I unplug & plug the cable displayport, I can get the screen on again once. Only if I use a MiniDisplayPort to DVI, I can make it work with a bit of luck. Then, when I plug the miniDisplayPort to DisplayPort cable and unplug the DVI adapter, it finds its 'report once again... also with a bit of luck and after switching around between outputs 6.

  I have no idea how to solve this problem. And I can't use the DVI adapter because it does not support native of 27 "screen resolution (only until 1920 px I think).

  Any idea on what could be the cause of this problem is welcome!

  I would try to eat the Mac and the monitor by a UPS (uninterruptible power supply).

  Also try plugging the Mac and the monitor in the taken away from the light switch.

  Sounds like you have an electrical problem in the House

• How to prevent my monitor turn off?

  I know this question has been asked repeatedly, but often the proposals remained without answers of the user.

  Therefore, accept my apologies for asking it again.

  Windows 7 x 64 is running.

  All goes well, until all of a sudden the screen turns off. There's - no - way to get on again.

  Mouse movements, altr-ctrl-del, nothing.

  PowerPlan is set to 'High Performance'

  Turn off the display: never

  Put the computer to sleep: never

  High performance - requires a password on the reactivation of the establishment: No.
  Hard drive - turn off hard disk after - setting: never
  Internet Explorer - JavaScript Timer Frequency - setting: maximum performance
  Wallpaper settings - slide show - setting: available
  The wireless adapter settings - setting of the energy saving Mode: maximum performance
  Sleep :
  -Sleep - after setting: never
  -Allow hybrid sleep - setting: Off
  -Corner layout - setting: never
  -Allow the wake timers - adjustment: activate
  Settings of the USB - USB selective suspend setting - setting; Activated
  Cover and the power button
  -Power button action - parameter: closed
  -Sleep button action - parameter: sleep
  PCI Express - links power state management - setting: Off
  Processor power management
  -Minimum processor state - setting: 100%
  -Political cooling system - framework: assets
  -Maximum processor State - setting: 100%
  Display - the display off-setting: never
  Multimedia settings
  -For sharing media - setting: avoid idling to sleep
  -For video playback - setting: optimize video quality

  Windows 7 x 64

  The drivers are all uptodate

  I need to stop the pc and reboot.

  Any suggestions?

  Meanwhile, I'm afraid I don't know what the use is for "Allow wake timers" and "USB selective suspend setting '.

  What are they supposed to manage and recommended settings.

  Thank you

  -

  

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  Hi Mike,.

  Thanks for posting your request.

  We will try these steps and check.

  Step 1: Turn off the screen saver by selecting the screen saver 'None '. And check if you have a similar question.

  If the problem persists, please turn off the sleep in the BIOS. To check the BIOS settings, please consult the user manual or contact the manufacturer of the motherboard.

  Step 2: Perform the check and the boot if the problem persists. It will start Windows 7 by using a minimal set of drivers and startup programs. This type of boot is known as a "clean boot". A clean boot helps eliminate software conflicts.

  Please see this link which has the steps showing how to perform the clean boot:

  (1) perform the clean boot (check the link to perform the clean boot)

  (2) enable half the services

  (3) determine whether the problem returns

  (4) enable half of the startup items

  (5) determine if the problem returns

  (6) repeat the steps above until you find out which program or service is causing the issue

  After you determine the startup item or the service that is causing the problem, contact the manufacturer of the program to determine if the problem can be solved. Or, run the System Configuration utility, and then click to clear the check box of the element of the problem.

  Note: see 'How do I reset the computer to start normally after a boot minimum troubleshooting' to reset the computer starts normally after troubleshooting.

  Check out the link where the user has had a similar problem below:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/w7itproperf/thread/b769d9b4-300E-4066-B071-da54926112d2

  I hope this helps. Please feel free to answer in the case where you are facing in the future other problems with Windows.

• Satellite A500-1GL - the monitor turns off

  Hi I have a problem,

  in the last time my screen turns off but not alweys.

  Times when it fires:
  Occasionally, sometimes after the picture windows sometimes runs without problem. Three times a minimum of departure.

  Times, when it runs:
  -without adapter
  -play games of blizzard, AC adapter
  -When the TV is connected via the hdmi adapter

  I have this problem:
  -Clean the laptop from the inside, Don t help
  -new windows installed, Don t help

  The only time where the monitor has failed, I leave the laptop to watch if the monitor goes back to the.
  But not 72 hours came to nothing.

  Please help me, I m helpless

  On this virtual path, it is not easy to say why this is happening. Unfortunately, I think that there is not much you can do about it.
  Just in General, I imagine there is a connection problem, but it must be the subject of an investigation.
  Try contacting the closest service provider of Toshiba, to explain the situation and ask for help.

• Satellite 1005: Push the power button, will turn off the AC power.

  Laptop: Toshiba Satellite 1005

  Problem: When I press the power button and let go, the laptop immediately loses all power.

  I use the power cord plugged into the laptop, the power supply light is green, but when I press the power button and let go, as soon as the power light goes black(turns off), nothing happens.

  Howerver, if I PRESS the power button without letting go, power LED lights, but the laptop won't boot at all, no Startup logo, no sound no matter what.

  It's the second time this has happened, the first time, I let stand overnight and the next day she booted up fine.

  Currently, the laptop is cold, it did not work, but always the same thing as described above.

  There are no changes made to the laptop.

  Any ideas?

  It seems that the contact, the power button is faulty. Better to elevate the laptop to a Toshiba service station for a check.

  I n ' t´t think that it is a software failure.

  Good bye

• Satellite A100 - monitor turns off after reboot

  Not here a load of HARD drive, also if the output of the BIOS not are displays logo. Just how to work again with turn off phone then turn on again. I also try external VGA display with cable (VGA VGA) have same problem.

  I try to put the connector again still.

  Toshiba Satellite A100 (model PSAA8) chipset Intel

  Hey mate,

  If you have the same problem on an external monitor I think that it s related to the motherboard or something else. He should t be a problem of the internal screen I think

  It's really hard to say something about it, but you can try to update the display driver and BIOS. The two you can find on the Toshiba site.
  Check it!

  In addition, it would be interesting to know what operating system you are using. Operating system preinstalled Toshiba?

• 860 - 009na: the monitor turns off during access to / applications change full screen

  Hello

  I got a new computer packed with the HP Envy 32 inch monitor. I am running on an issue that is simply irrating and I don't know how to solve it.

  Basically, the screen is empty. It is not a hard lock or whatever it is, he decides just during initialization more applications full screen (IE, a game) or even post Win10, connect, when computers are like "flickering" during the swap, the screen just turned off. This can be resolved by switching on the monitor input channel, or put the monitor in standby and distributed. On these occasions, I get sound through the screen.

  So appearances, the screen continues to receive entries from the computer and because of switching the monitor off and on again, it display image as expected. This is a case where the monitor is simply decide that it does not want to display the image for reasons unknown. Such as energy conservation.

  I updated the graphics card, provided I got most up to date display driver, double checked the connection... it just happens.

  It feels like it some really boring affecting somewhere that makes the screen, and I really want to change it. For the moment, it is a rate have to turn on the screen and two times just to get the start menu, then if I insert a game, he does even once, when I leave the game, does it again. It does not occur when a game that supports the windowed mode - without borders is loaded (I guess because it is not 'true full screen').

  Thus, it seems to happen during this process to set full screen.

  Well, there is another cable that I was not in the box titled "DisplayPort".

  So I changed my HDMI cable to use this one. The monitor works perfectly now... so as a workaround, this solved.

  But the question remains, why the monitor was so weird when using HDMI? It might be marked up as a potential problem.