Why is my computer monitor continuing to "Auto Adjust"?
957449
try changing your refresh rate to stop that, sounds like you have the monitor plugged into a power strip so its not saving the settings
584789
All the adjustments are on the front of the monitor right under the screen, you could try adjusting some of those things. Are you watching Internet TV, or things you've downloaded ? If they're downloads there isn't really anything you can do because alot of times the quality of the recording is poor. If it's Internet TV and adjusting your monitor doesn't help maybe try another company. Or you could just need to upgrade your video card. You can buy one at most electronic stores, Wal-mart, or Radio Shack. Good Luck, and I hope this helps.
160925
Try to turn your whole system off, while your system is off disconect the monitor and reconect it. Turn sustem back on again. If this does not work then their might be some compatability problems wich means that either the little pionts on the male is not aligning with the female or that our monitor is much older than your computer or visa-versa
213533
It´s ´probably just going into "Stand By" or you need more time in your energy savings config. \n\nGo to Start> Control Panel> Display >Screen Saver> click on the energy saver button> there is a combo box that says turn off monitor change that to 10 minutes or 15 whatever you like.\n\nThis gives you more time to levae the computer an d the monitor won´t go off.\n\nhope it helps
782225
Sounds like it could be a short in the wiring to the monitor. If it changes as you slowly open or close the monitor, then that is it. If it is visible before windows boots up, then that is it as well.
1177624
OK have you right clicked on the desktop and played with the Advanced settings in the display usually that should open up the ATI software and from there you can tell it under displays usually that you are going to be using your TV....not sure how far you have gotten, but i did have this problem with my ATI in the laptop. just dont do that extend windows monitor crap.    i think you need to elaborate just a little more
25241
There are many situations that could cause that:\n1. Softwares (recover your windows\n2. Hardwares (reinstalling your display card)\n....\n\nPlease provide more about your monitor and situation more detailedly.
301318
either reinstall your drivers, or buy a new monitor...\n\nwas there a power surge, or did you buy the monitor from another source?  many instances of this occurrance is the monitor is faulty and needs to be repaired/replaced...
728683
Is there a setting on the monitor to tell it to use the  S-video input rather than the regular computer video input?
420002
Right click on the desktop, goto properties, goto to settings tab, click on advanced button then goto monitor tab, change the Screen refresh rate to a higher frequency (ensure that the check box is cheaked which states that hide refresh rates that the monitor cannot display). That should do the trick.\nNote: will work for CRT only.
983951
Adjust your monitor settings, but not from the computer.
511889
One reason is that windows may think you have monitor that cannot handel higher resoputions.  You nee to be more specific about ur prob to detemine how u try and change the display and what happens when u try it.
158482
It may be because of the electricity fluctuation. Or their may be a problem with your monitor's picture tube.
829958
How often does this happen?  Is after it consistent length of time?\n\nI think your friend's computer has Power Saving enabled and perhaps the monitor is scheduled to switch off each time.  Go to:\n\nControl Panel/\nPower Options/\nPower Schemes\n\n... and check the options at the bottom.  The monitor may be set to switch off after a time lapse as short as 1 minute.\n\nIf in doubt, set all of the options to never.\n\n'Hope that helps.
282149
More than likely your refresh rate is set incorrectly for your particular monitor. (This is measured in Hertz (Hz) and is the rate at which your monitor displays it's picture.) \n\nDepending on your resolution settings and type of monitor, there are suggested settings by the manufacturer you need to apply.\n\nEven if the screen and text look clear, if the refresh rate is set incorrectly, it can cause a flickering of the monitor screen... often times at such a high rate that you can't visually detect any difference.\n\nHowever... your brain and eyes actually do. This leads to dizziness, nausea, and eye weakness. \n\nI'd either contact your desktop support people where you work, or find out who manufactures your particular monitor and model, and check to see how to adjust the settings properly.\n\nGood luck.
175109
Fiddle with the buttons on the front of your monitor after your computer has been up for a while (to warm it up) and adjust it so that the screen is filled.\n\nHope that helps!
316333
old age (if its CRT)\nor Refresh rate too low high- r.click, properties, settings, addvanced and set a lower/higher Hz