How do you get and IBM monitor OUT of power save mode???
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try pressing escape, try pressing the power button, if all else fails, turn it off and back on
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Stop the computer from sleeping.  The screen saver is ok to come on but don't let it sleep.\n\nControl Panel --> Display or\nRight click on Desktop, choose properties.\n\nGo to Screen Saver tab, click on Power.\n\nGive it NEVER on, System Standby and System Hibernate and Turn off Harddisk.\n\nYou can give some time till monitor turn off (it's ok to leave that on)
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Try turning on the monitor, see if it is plugged in right.  If none of that works don't hit it with a sludge hammer, bring it into a computer store.
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go into the bios and disable it
404341
Under Start, click Control Panel, then Display and then click Screensaver, then it should have a little globe and say Power, click on Power and it will have a spot that says Turn Off Monitor, click on that a select Never, your Screen Saver will run continuosly until you touch the mouse.
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it shouldn't do that, try to unplug the monitor from the pc and then plug it back
193618
Go to CONTROL PANEL and then click POWER OPTIONS and choose how long you want your computer to be on when you're not using it.
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go to your control panel and change your settings in desktop under energy savers open screen then u'll see turn off monitor change to never then u'll be ok!
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There could be issue with the Display. \n\nTry performing Power Drain. \n\nHere are the steps for Power Drain:\n\n1. Disconnect the AC Adapter. \n2. Remove the Battery.\n3. Hold the Power button down for 30 seconds to 1 minute. \n4. Reconnect the AC adapter and do NOT connect the battery now. \n5. Turn on the Notebook power. If the problem persists, please disconnect the AC adapter and connect the battery alone. Now check it again.\n\nTry reinstalling the Display drivers. Also, you can try updating the BIOS version. If the issue persists then, there is sure issue with the display.
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Look in your laptops power saving program (exapmle dell-quickset). It is usally a setting that disables the wireless/NIC to conserve power. Good Luck.
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i suggest you just restart it. when it goes into that standby mode it really hate to come out of it. even after it does it still runs awfully slow.\n\ngo to the control panel and click on power management and set it to turn off instead of going into standby mode.
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To save energy/power/electricity:\n\nShut your computer down if you will not use it for more than 3 hours. Put it in hibernate mode if it will be idle for just a couple of hours. If you will be gone for several minutes, just turn off the monitor (physically) if you are using a desktop PC. If you are using a laptop, make sure that you have set the power options in control panel to turn off h/d and monitor when not in use for a specific number minutes depending on how long you want. Ultimately, to really save energy, only turn-on your PC if you intend to use it.\n\nBy the way Logging-off is a security feature and not a power saving feature. So it does not save energy.
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Go to your desktop, right click and hit properties, Go to the screen saver tab and choose monitor power. Change options to keep the HDD on and no standby or hibernation. See if that "cures" the problem.
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Check the AV cable ( should be the blue ended cable that attaches to the Computer Tower)\n\nmake sure that is connected sercurely, Try moving the mouse, some monitors have a power saving feature where they will dim to save power...To turn this off \n\nControl Panel > Power Options > There should then be a box about power saving on the monitor un tick it.\n\nAlso if your using a flatscreen monitor chances are that it is backlighted...This could be an indication that your backlight is on it's way out and you may need to replace it.
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Just press any of the keys on the keyboard. Even then if ur monitor is not on , then check the power button of monitor.\nHope it will solve the problem
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not only saves energy, but also the monitor
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In control panel have a look inside the power manager settings.\n\nYou should be able to configure different power usage settings (including screen brightness) for when you are attached to the mains and when you are running on batteries.\n\n///