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7.4

Viewsonic flat screen monitor in 5 second turn off mode - how to reset?

Asked by nickg5 in LCD & Plasma, CRT Monitors

I'v got an older Compaq computer with Windows XP. It is slow to bootup.
The 17 inch flat screen monitor
Viewsonic A70f+ model: VCDTS23103-4R
is in a mode that turns itself off in 5 seconds. So, before bootup, I guess it assumes 5 seconds of no signal and cuts off before I can get booted.
Any way to reset this monitor?

I tried unplugging and it worked the 1st time, did not cutoff, subsequent tries it cuts off in 5 seconds from an on screen message.
No system can boot in 5 seconds.....?....can they

there are 2 lights:
off = no light
on and able to view desktop = green light
after this "off mode in 5 seconds" = yellow light

Somebody suggested: Control panel>>display>>screen saver>>power>>Shutoff, monitor=never
I can not boot far enough to get to the control panel.

Also: on the front panel of the monitor there will be a button to get into a menu of some kind. One of the options should be to reset to factory defaults.

I turn it on, green light, either plugged in by itself or with a computer attatched and this shutoff mode kicks in before I can get to the menu. I was in the menu at one time and saw no default setting.
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