How can i stop my hpw2007 monitor from shutting down automatically? thanks

Yes, FIRST thing is REFRESH RATE in display driver advanced settings, SECOND one is incorrect driver using, check the drivers Graphic card (Display Adapter) and Monitor And last one is a BROKEN WIRE in monitor data cable. Good Luck.

Try uninstalling it on Safe-mode...

Hope that gives you an idea...

It seem like you have a bad memory or bad CPU,please open the computer take out 1 memory at a time and restart the computer this will determine if the memory is bad if the computer does not come on the you would need to replace the CPU.

mcdevito75 here, You can try, shut down your computer useing START SHUT OFF COMPUTER, when computer is shut down double check all connections at the computer and Monitor, also check wall socket. Now! restart your computer, check the controls on the monitor, if you have a button auto press it, this will automatically set your monitor. If all this fails, contact Dell, you may have a faukty monitor. Computer does not control monitor screen except for brightness and volume, problem most likely with the monitor itself.

Usually you set this by going into the power saving settings in the screen saver settings.

You can set the monitor to shut down pretty much when you want it to from this settings screen.

Good Luck,
-a.

hi, you must have enabled power saving options. Thats why your monitor shut down. you can disable, just do the same:

1.Right click on desktop
2.Select properties.
3.Select "ScreenSaver".
4.Select "Power" under Monitor power option.
5.There select "never" from Turn off monitor (drop down menu).

Now your monitor will not turn off automatically.

Really Uni Mute? is that corect?

I would check your cable going from the PC to the Screen
Its a round cable Green on both ends.
Check to make sure your system is not muted.


Control pannel then sound click unmute

Try using the Toshiba graphics control settings instead of Windows graphics control settings to adjust the resolution.

If a cd came with the HP monitor check it for a help file and possibly drivers that optomize its settings.

I suspect the power supply for the monitor. Try a power supply from a working monitor. If you have a used computer store nearby, take your power supply to them and try it on another monitor.

There is no need to turn off a monitor using its power switch. Monitors automatically go into standby mode when they are not receiving a signal. In standby mode they use less than one cent of electricity per day. If saving electricity is your goal, raise the temperature in your home by a degree and run the air conditioning less.

Hi asil,

Please check whether the fans inside the CPU is correctly working... If it gets stopped the system will automatically ges shut down... Check whether there any wire is stopping the fan...