Where do I find my model number? how do I set the monitor?

Go to Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Power Options, then click on "Change plan settings" next to your active power plan.
Click on "Change advanced power settings."
Scroll down to Display, then under Enable adaptive brightness, switch it off for both the battery and plugged in modes.

Hi, this depends on your operating system. Most likely your resolution settings are off, or a monitor setting is not correct. If you are in Windows, go to control panel -> appearance -> display settings -> resolution. Make sure you choose the highest resolution, for a 1080p monitor it should be "1920 x 1080".

If you are already on the highest resolution in the control panel settings, try to get into the settings of the monitor or resetting it, if you provide the model number, I can help you with this.

Not knowing what model number, here is a few link to reset the monitor:
how to reset monitor to factory settings

Are you using a DVI cable to connect the monitor to the computer? Try changing the monitor setting to analog if not using a DVI cable.

The model number does not match the set in the video, this is a newer LCD or Plasma set-almost no set made in the last 20 years has a vertical hold, besides I see 3 images or its 3d and camera saw that.
This is what the model made in 2003 looks like.


The other set likely has a bad main board that controls everything, without the correct model I cannot even research it.

What is the model of this monitor? You need to find out the native resolution of this monitor, then set your PC video resolution to that numbers for best picture.

You must ensure that you have the setting for 3D available in the monitor's settings. If so, just find where that setting resides, and implement the 3D setting for your monitor. The monitor comes with a pretty extensive manual and if you don't have it, then go to Acer's web site and find the manual, by using the monitor's model number as your search key. Once you've found the monitor, download it - it is usually in PDF format - and then look through the manual, using the monitor's model as one search key, and find the section for 3D. Then go to the settings section, and follow to the letter what it says about how to set the 3D on that monitor and, as Michael Jordan says, "Just Do It!" You can do it easily and get it done the right way.
Enjoy!

You do not have the right model number. For some reason, Polar puts the CE0537 in big numbers on the back of the case. The real model number on my unit was in very light engraving right above the words "Polar Electro" on the back of the case. Looks like they have an engraving problem where both the model and serial number are very hard to read. If it helps, my model was S120 and I found the manual quickly on the polar site. The polar site also has the location of model numbers in their FAQ area.

my motherboard of serial number is giga byte ga8i865.

I would first verify your system power settings (in Windows XP go to control panel, power options, then verify that nothing is set that could activate your monitor to a standby mode) - other versions of windows have something very similar. If all of these settings are correct, then unless the monitor is not working as required when switched on, i would recommend just leaving it be, possibly just take the time to unplug the monitor power lead instead of just switching it off. If however you feel you must fix this problem, try: http://www.lenovo.com/planetwide/select/selector.html for this model of monitor you will need the serial or FRU number in order to define the exact model.