J
JAD
Display Power Management Signaling
turn off power management in bios and/or in the OSD of the monitor
turn off power management in bios and/or in the OSD of the monitor
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Family Man
When I power on, I get this message: DPMS Going to off Mode. Then the screen
goes black. It continues to boot into Win98 then shuts down, all with a
black screen. What causes this? Can I fix it?
I've reinstalled Win98 from the CD, over the top, and the problem persists.
Can anyone help?
Hank
goes black. It continues to boot into Win98 then shuts down, all with a
black screen. What causes this? Can I fix it?
I've reinstalled Win98 from the CD, over the top, and the problem persists.
Can anyone help?
Hank
F
Family Man
Please explain step-by-step how to turn off power management in bios and/or
in the OSD of the monitor.
I appreciate your help.
Also, what could have caused this to have changed? Software conflict?
Hank Ensing
in the OSD of the monitor.
I appreciate your help.
Also, what could have caused this to have changed? Software conflict?
Hank Ensing
J
JAD
Both would depend on the make of each piece of hardware.
In most bios, the option screen is usually named 'Power Management' Or
Advanced PM
The OSD [On Screen Display] for the monitor is activated by the control
switch for the monitor, may look like a thumbpad for a game controller.
In most bios, the option screen is usually named 'Power Management' Or
Advanced PM
The OSD [On Screen Display] for the monitor is activated by the control
switch for the monitor, may look like a thumbpad for a game controller.
F
Family Man
See replies inserted below:
Hank: Right. Got That! Which function key do I press upon powerup to access
that option screen. I'm a novice, so please spell this out for me?
Hank: Thanks. I'll try that also.
JAD said:Both would depend on the make of each piece of hardware.
In most bios, the option screen is usually named 'Power Management' Or
Advanced PM
Hank: Right. Got That! Which function key do I press upon powerup to access
that option screen. I'm a novice, so please spell this out for me?
The OSD [On Screen Display] for the monitor is activated by the control
switch for the monitor, may look like a thumbpad for a game controller.
Hank: Thanks. I'll try that also.
J
JAD
again that relies on the system/bios brand.... Delete - F1 - F5 -
F10
are popular
F10
are popular
Family Man said:See replies inserted below:
JAD said:Both would depend on the make of each piece of hardware.
In most bios, the option screen is usually named 'Power Management' Or
Advanced PM
Hank: Right. Got That! Which function key do I press upon powerup to access
that option screen. I'm a novice, so please spell this out for me?
The OSD [On Screen Display] for the monitor is activated by the control
switch for the monitor, may look like a thumbpad for a game controller.
Hank: Thanks. I'll try that also.
F
Family Man
Thanks, Will try.
Hank
Hank
JAD said:again that relies on the system/bios brand.... Delete - F1 - F5 -
F10
are popular
Family Man said:See replies inserted below:
JAD said:Both would depend on the make of each piece of hardware.
In most bios, the option screen is usually named 'Power Management' Or
Advanced PM
Hank: Right. Got That! Which function key do I press upon powerup to access
that option screen. I'm a novice, so please spell this out for me?
The OSD [On Screen Display] for the monitor is activated by the control
switch for the monitor, may look like a thumbpad for a game controller.
Hank: Thanks. I'll try that also.
F
Family Man
It's a COMPAQ.
Hank
Hank
JAD said:again that relies on the system/bios brand.... Delete - F1 - F5 -
F10
are popular
Family Man said:See replies inserted below:
JAD said:Both would depend on the make of each piece of hardware.
In most bios, the option screen is usually named 'Power Management' Or
Advanced PM
Hank: Right. Got That! Which function key do I press upon powerup to access
that option screen. I'm a novice, so please spell this out for me?
The OSD [On Screen Display] for the monitor is activated by the control
switch for the monitor, may look like a thumbpad for a game controller.
Hank: Thanks. I'll try that also.
J
JAD
F5 and F2 are popular
Family Man said:It's a COMPAQ.
Hank
JAD said:again that relies on the system/bios brand.... Delete - F1 - F5 -
F10
are popular
powerup toFamily Man said:See replies inserted below:
Both would depend on the make of each piece of hardware.
In most bios, the option screen is usually named 'Power Management' Or
Advanced PM
Hank: Right. Got That! Which function key do I press upon
accessthethat option screen. I'm a novice, so please spell this out for me?
The OSD [On Screen Display] for the monitor is activated by
controlswitch for the monitor, may look like a thumbpad for a game controller.
Hank: Thanks. I'll try that also.
M
Michael Hawes
Hit F10 when cursor on black screen.Family Man said:It's a COMPAQ.
Hank
JAD said:again that relies on the system/bios brand.... Delete - F1 - F5 -
F10
are popular
Family Man said:See replies inserted below:
Both would depend on the make of each piece of hardware.
In most bios, the option screen is usually named 'Power Management' Or
Advanced PM
Hank: Right. Got That! Which function key do I press upon powerup to access
that option screen. I'm a novice, so please spell this out for me?
The OSD [On Screen Display] for the monitor is activated by the control
switch for the monitor, may look like a thumbpad for a game controller.
Hank: Thanks. I'll try that also.
Mike.
F
Family Man
The F10 get me into setup. I changed settings but still have the problem.
I will bring the PC down to my office so I can work on it right here.
Thanks.
Hank
I will bring the PC down to my office so I can work on it right here.
Thanks.
Hank
Michael Hawes said:Hit F10 when cursor on black screen.Family Man said:It's a COMPAQ.
Hank
JAD said:again that relies on the system/bios brand.... Delete - F1 - F5 -
F10
are popular
See replies inserted below:
Both would depend on the make of each piece of hardware.
In most bios, the option screen is usually named 'Power
Management' Or
Advanced PM
Hank: Right. Got That! Which function key do I press upon powerup to
access
that option screen. I'm a novice, so please spell this out for me?
The OSD [On Screen Display] for the monitor is activated by the
control
switch for the monitor, may look like a thumbpad for a game
controller.
Hank: Thanks. I'll try that also.
Mike.