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24 Dec 2009   #1

Windows 7 Ultimate 64
 
 
MCE / Monitor goes to sleep

Hey

I am using Win 7 Ultimate 64 and have a HP ASUSTeK Tiger LNA Hybrid TV Tuner. Everything works fine until mce has been running for about 20 min and the monitor goes into standby and the computer is still on.. I canīt wake up the computer throw my remote either so i have turn it off and this happens everytime..

I donīt know if this has something do with it. The monitor is a 30 inch lcdmonitor from HP LP3065 and is connected to both of the 2 existing dvi-inputs on my nvidiacard

I am using the drives for monitor, videocard , tvcard that been installed when windows 7 Ultimate 64 was installed...


Please some on help me

/ Lasse

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25 Dec 2009   #2

XP Pro/Vista Ultimate (64)/Windows 7 Ultimate Signature Edition(64)
Cairns, Australia
 
 

Have you tried to change the power plan so that the monitor doesn't dim or turn off the display?
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26 Dec 2009   #3

Windows 7 Ultimate 64
 
 
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yes i have checked that nothing is configured to make the monitor to sleep.. nothing in the meny in mce can change something like that . i have not installed any plugin or so like standby tool for mce... and in the controlpanel nothing are configured to make the monitor to sleep.. it drives me crazy.. nothing in regedit to change ?.. itīs kind of weird i think - everything else is working...
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26 Dec 2009   #4

 

Review the settings on the monitor itself (the buttons in it).
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