When I plug in and switch on my monitor all the screen displays is a message that reads "Analog Power Saving Mode". How do I get rid of this and just get it to work normally again?? Please help.
Right click on your desktop>Properties, then click on Screen saver tab, then at botton of the box you should see 'Monitor Power'. Click on 'Power' then Power schemes tab. Look at 'Turn off monitor' and set to 'Never'
If you don't get as far as your desktop and it goes straight into power saving mode, there maybe a graphics card error, come back here if this is the case.
If your monitor light goes to amber, try re-booting your pc into safe made (Press F8 when booting up, then select safe mode with networking so you can access the internet for a driver for your graphics if it is corrupt), and see if your monitor will stay on in VGA mode(this means without your graphics card driver).
If it stays on its either a conflict with the screen resolution or your driver.
Try uninstalling your graphics driver in add/remove programmes, then re-booting and make sure Windows loads the correct manufacturer driver and not the Windows generic driver.
You may have accidently let Windows update you graphics driver with auto updates, and your graphics won't run with it.
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Hi, the reason couse you get this error is couse you have both the Analog and the digital cable connected between your new screen and computer, remove the Analog cable (often the blue one on LG screens) and only use the Digital (Black one often on LG) and your computer should be fine.
LG have big problems with their Analog cables if you ask me, they never worked with my computer.
Try remove the Analog cable and tell me if this worked for you.
Thanks
/mikael
PC stuck in "analog power saving mode"
When my computer tries to boot up, the monitor remains blank. The monitor works on another computer, the power supply has been swapped with a working one, and failing any solution, the motherboard has been replaced. Nothing makes any difference.
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I found an adaptor in one of my boxes, attatched it to one end of the blue cord. plugged that one in one of the input attatchments on the bottom of my comp, turned off the pc, turned it back on, and poof. works.
I have the same problem, its turns off & says analog power saving mode. Solution: just change the new cable analog. It is because one of the connector inside cable maybe broken. So far so good, I had no problem anymore. Hopefully this will help you all. 30/12/08, 9.30pm
I had the same problem.It happened after I downloaded service pack 3.I had to start my computer in safe mode and remove service pack 3.So far so good.Needless to say , I won't be taking the service pack 3 update again.
1.Right click on the Desktop and choose "Graphic properties"
2. Choose the option "Display Devices"
3. If you see "single Display" then change to "Multiple Display.
Choose Notebook as primary Device
Choose Monitor as Secondary Device.
I had the same problem and that's how I resolved it.
I had the same issue. Checked out LG website, did a live chat with tech. They made sure it was a power saving option on my computer. They are sending a new monitor since I was still under warranty. Didn't give me a hard time..seemed pretty used to the issue.
I had the same problem and I tried the following that did not work:
1. adjust the screen resolution to the native mode of the monitor (1440 x 900).
2. try another video cable.
3. install the drivers for the monitor.
4. turn off power saving features in the bios and XP.
5. reset the monitor to the factory default settings.
I plugged the monitor into a 9 year old e-machines, and it worked perfectly. After a few days of more
experimenting I tried the following that did work: I installed the drivers for the video card.
I spoke with LG lab technician after having same problem with 2 LG monitors (one after enother). He admits there is a problem with LG monitors, probably with the the power supply unit.
I took my first monitor to the lab & the problem disappeared. After few month it happened with the secund monitor after electrical power interruption.
Sorry, you have to take your monitor to the lab before replacing any expensive components.
This could be either a graphic card problem or a case of conflict between two different RAM installed. With me apparently the latter was the problem. I was using 512 and 128 mb RAM, DDR 2. I removed the lesser one and the problem got solved. However, suddenly after a month or so now it resurfaced again. But in this instance I'm doubting it could be a case of updating the graphic drivers since my PC is kept in an automatic update mode. If this is the case then Sandrew could be correct.
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thanks but I dont get as far as the desktop. Its weird because its a brand new screen, I have only had it for a week and its been fine. So you think I may have a problem with the graphics card? What do I do?
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I have the same problem, and I think it's because of my computer because every other monitor I try says the same thing, like "Signal Lost".
Could this be some kind of virus?
Our lg Flatron is stuck in analog power saving mode. Can you help get this off?
I have tried turning the power mode to never and all else it just keeps turning itself off to analoge power saver Both the Monitor and Pc are new
Taken all the steps that was suggested and was unable to do anything as desktop will not come on only "analog power saving mode"
Flatron LG L226WT SF
Have new monitor when I hooked it up it says Analogue Power Saving Mode...How do I get it out of there and get it to work normally?
i play a game and it switches to a screen saving analog power saving and turns the light amber.
i have to hit alt tab to awake and then try and maximise the game which has sort of started without you very frustrating
any help
How do you get the monitor out of Analog power saver mode.
how can you get out of analog safe mode
I've purchased and downloaded RegCure and run the scanner and fixer about 10 times, all the 'problems' it found have been fixed and I'm still getting the monitor power save message. I've tried messing with the resolution and graphical settings and nothing seems to help. I feel like it may be a dysfunction between my graphics card and my monitor. It's an ATI graphics card and I know that some games (including Civilization 4) have had problems with initializing the graphics card. Anyone know anything that might help?
Will be working on my computer when the screen will go black and I get a blue dialog box explaining Analog Power Saving Mode. The only way I have been able to get rid of this problem is to reboot my computer which means I loose what I am working on. The problem still continues. Can you please provide me with a solution to this problem? I am not a computer wiz. Thanks
My problem is the same as most. All of a sudden, the screen goes black and a blue box with ANALOG POWER SAVER MODE appears and the only way out is to reboot. Some times, jiggling the mouse prevents this from happening, but not all of the time.
I have assured that no power saver modes are selected through the desktop. This doesnt help!
I am about to give up on LG and tell others to do likewise.
All I can view on my LG Flatron (L226WTY) 22 in. LCD monitor is the error message "Analog Power Saving Mode" I can't access anything on my computer,even if I reboot. I used the monitor on another computer and it works well. I have been using this monitor for about a month without any problems. Nothing that I know has changed with my system. The cause is a mystery. Please help if you have any ideas, thanks.
I have the same problem Pc is running but only get the message änalog powersave mode" and nothing is working.
no se enciende la pantalla y fugura el detalle analog power saving mode
I play the game and every time after 1h or 2h..... analog power saving mode...and i turn off computer.... wath i need to do?
my screen is not wornking either when i plug it in to m laptop and i do not know why that power saving mode keeps comming there i have no clue
Acer Veriton M410, LG flat-screen monitor, Vista, AMD 64, ATI Radion, everything new. Rather than turn off the computer last time, I opted for the energy saving mode. Upon my return I tried to arouse it out of its slumber with mouse, keystrokes, etc., then with a brief "coax" of the button, and finally restarting by pressing the start button for 5 seconds. Also unplugged it for several minutes. The monitor functions enough to show "analog power saving mode." I can't get into the bios by pressing F8. The keyboard indicators (cap lock, num lock, etc.) flash once at the beginning, but do not remain lit. Probably will have to send it back for repairs. What a set-back! I was going to throw away the packaging materials today, but my wife dissuaded me. (Good wife!)
My problem is similar - except that mine will display for about a minute or less, then go blank.
How to use the monitor is now displays "analog Power saving mode"?
my LG L226WTQ monitor will go into power saving mode only when I play World of Warcraft and after about 15 minutes. I set all power savings in Vista to never, and advanced to never and it still happens. I updated drivers for monitor and Nvidia 9600GT video card both are current. It will not wake I must use power button and shut down to restart.
When ever i move my computer the monitor always says analog power saving mode when i try to start and the only way i can fix it so far is to keep shuting it off and on again but sometimes it takes hours, how can i fix it?
When I turn on my computer I only get Analog power save mode, how do I fix this, it is a brand new monitor
I have the same problem..only SOMETIMES I can boot up and use my browser for a short time before my monitor just goes blank prior to an on-screen notice "analog power saving mode". This problem began two days ago, and I REALLY need help!! Never had PC problems before.
Well....the BEST solution did not work. Still searching JWS
I have an LG Flatiron L226WT-BF monitor hooked up to my Macbook Pro, and it was flashing on and off in Analog Power Save, so frustrating! But during one of its quick cycles (it took a couple of cycles, actually LOL) I did manage to set it back to its default resolution of 1440 X 900, and voila, it stayed on! Hope this helps someone else.
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