LCD Monitor Problem

[Guest]

When an LCD Monitor is connected to my PC it goes into an unrecoverable
hybernation after 20 mins, even while I am working. When connected to CRT
Monitor it works as it should. I have adjusted the powersave settings, but
still not change in performace.

I have swapped out both the LCD Monitor and the video card for a new ones,
but I am continuing to have the same problems.

What would cause a LCD Monitor to hybernate, but not a CRT Monitor?

 

[WTC]

When an LCD Monitor is connected to my PC it goes into an unrecoverable
hybernation after 20 mins, even while I am working. When connected to CRT
Monitor it works as it should. I have adjusted the powersave settings,
but
still not change in performace.

I have swapped out both the LCD Monitor and the video card for a new ones,
but I am continuing to have the same problems.

What would cause a LCD Monitor to hybernate, but not a CRT Monitor?

Hiberbation was designed for Laptops. Why don't you use the Standby feature
instead?

 

[Guest]

Standby is what I was referring too.

Hiberbation was designed for Laptops. Why don't you use the Standby feature
instead?

 

[Yves Leclerc]

Did you install the LCD monitor's drivers??

Standby is what I was referring too.

 

[Guest]

Yes, I did install the drivers. I have had this PC for 2 Years. This
problem just began a few weeks ago.

 

[R. McCarty]

Most all LCD monitors have a "Reset" function in their OSD
(On Screen Diagnostics). It will reset the monitor back to it's
default values. If something in it's settings has changed, doing
this might help.

 

[Guest]

Thanks McCarty,

Can you tell me where to find the On Screen Diagnstics?

 

[Malke]

Thanks McCarty,

Can you tell me where to find the On Screen Diagnstics?

You will access this from a button on your monitor. This has nothing to
do with the computer. Look at the monitor manual or go to the mftr.'s
website and look for tech support documents.

Malke