Screen doesn't turn off

If the screen goes blank and all you can see is the backlight then it
appears that the computer is no longer sending video to the monitor.
Have you successfully had the same monitor go into standby when not
receiving a signal on another system? If you unplug the monitor from the
computer and turn it on what does it do? If it does the same thing and does
not go into standby in a resonalble amoung of time then the problem is with
the monitor.


"Hauk" <Hauk@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news05A62FD-60BD-4E72-A8C0-7807D8D4251F@microsoft.com...

>I have Vista pre-RC1 build 5536. This is the first build I've tried on this
> computer. I dual-boot into XP, works fine. I have a problem with that the
> screen never goes into energy-save mode. After the set time out (20
> minutes)
> the screen goes black, but the monitor is still on, I can see that the
> backlight is on, and the LED shows that it's on.
> I have an AGP ATI Radeon 9550 graphics card. I've tried both with
> Microsoft
> graphics drivers, and ATI, some issue.
>
> Thanks for any suggestions,
> /Hakan
>

Same with a 9600pro. Works fine in XP, worked with beta2 but now won't
standby with pre-rc1.

"JW" <nospam@no.spam> wrote in message
news:ewtG77ozGHA.4920@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> If the screen goes blank and all you can see is the backlight then it
> appears that the computer is no longer sending video to the monitor.
> Have you successfully had the same monitor go into standby when not
> receiving a signal on another system? If you unplug the monitor from the
> computer and turn it on what does it do? If it does the same thing and
> does not go into standby in a resonalble amoung of time then the problem
> is with the monitor.
>
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> "Hauk" <Hauk@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news05A62FD-60BD-4E72-A8C0-7807D8D4251F@microsoft.com...

>>I have Vista pre-RC1 build 5536. This is the first build I've tried on
>>this
>> computer. I dual-boot into XP, works fine. I have a problem with that the
>> screen never goes into energy-save mode. After the set time out (20
>> minutes)
>> the screen goes black, but the monitor is still on, I can see that the
>> backlight is on, and the LED shows that it's on.
>> I have an AGP ATI Radeon 9550 graphics card. I've tried both with
>> Microsoft
>> graphics drivers, and ATI, some issue.
>>
>> Thanks for any suggestions,
>> /Hakan
>>

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this problem can be caused by the ATI driver, we all have ATI card I see.

My monitor go well in energy save mode under XP, and with the Beta2 there
was no probleme itoo.

I just noticed something, I changed to VGA analog instead of DVI (and I
actually also added a kvm switch, not sure if that matters) and now the
screen turns off. Are you guys using DVI?

/Hakan


"Le_Poilu" wrote:

> this problem can be caused by the ATI driver, we all have ATI card I see.
>
> My monitor go well in energy save mode under XP, and with the Beta2 there
> was no probleme itoo.
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>

I dual-boot into XP on this machine, and the display turns off in XP, so I
know it's something with Vista.

/Hakan




"JW" wrote:

> If the screen goes blank and all you can see is the backlight then it
> appears that the computer is no longer sending video to the monitor.
> Have you successfully had the same monitor go into standby when not
> receiving a signal on another system? If you unplug the monitor from the
> computer and turn it on what does it do? If it does the same thing and does
> not go into standby in a resonalble amoung of time then the problem is with
> the monitor.
>
>
> "Hauk" <Hauk@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news05A62FD-60BD-4E72-A8C0-7807D8D4251F@microsoft.com...

> >I have Vista pre-RC1 build 5536. This is the first build I've tried on this
> > computer. I dual-boot into XP, works fine. I have a problem with that the
> > screen never goes into energy-save mode. After the set time out (20
> > minutes)
> > the screen goes black, but the monitor is still on, I can see that the
> > backlight is on, and the LED shows that it's on.
> > I have an AGP ATI Radeon 9550 graphics card. I've tried both with
> > Microsoft
> > graphics drivers, and ATI, some issue.
> >
> > Thanks for any suggestions,
> > /Hakan
> >

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>
>

Since you know its something in Vista than I leave it up to you to find the
problem since I am not able to fix Vista problems. Good luck on writing the
code that fixes the problem that you aware ofl Hoefully MS wiill include
your code fixes in the final release.































"Hauk" <Hauk@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C8308A57-ADAE-4053-9D21-3F192FC70837@microsoft.com...

>I dual-boot into XP on this machine, and the display turns off in XP, so I
> know it's something with Vista.
>
> /Hakan
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> "JW" wrote:
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>> If the screen goes blank and all you can see is the backlight then it
>> appears that the computer is no longer sending video to the monitor.
>> Have you successfully had the same monitor go into standby when not
>> receiving a signal on another system? If you unplug the monitor from the
>> computer and turn it on what does it do? If it does the same thing and
>> does
>> not go into standby in a resonalble amoung of time then the problem is
>> with
>> the monitor.
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>> "Hauk" <Hauk@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news05A62FD-60BD-4E72-A8C0-7807D8D4251F@microsoft.com...

>> >I have Vista pre-RC1 build 5536. This is the first build I've tried on
>> >this
>> > computer. I dual-boot into XP, works fine. I have a problem with that
>> > the
>> > screen never goes into energy-save mode. After the set time out (20
>> > minutes)
>> > the screen goes black, but the monitor is still on, I can see that the
>> > backlight is on, and the LED shows that it's on.
>> > I have an AGP ATI Radeon 9550 graphics card. I've tried both with
>> > Microsoft
>> > graphics drivers, and ATI, some issue.
>> >
>> > Thanks for any suggestions,
>> > /Hakan
>> >

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>>

I don't know what your problem is, but since the standby worked in XP, on the
exact same machine, same graphics card, and there are others that report the
same thing, why are you being rude to me?
This newsgroup is about discussing issues with hardware devices, which this
of course is. Don't you think there are bugs in Vista that can be fixed. I'm
sure I could fix it if I had the source code, but that's not the point. The
point is that we (users) are reporting on this, so that the responsible
developers can look into this and come up with a fix. Or if someone has come
up with a workaround.

/Hakan


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> "Hauk" <Hauk@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> >I dual-boot into XP on this machine, and the display turns off in XP, so I
> > know it's something with Vista.
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> > /Hakan
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> >> If the screen goes blank and all you can see is the backlight then it
> >> appears that the computer is no longer sending video to the monitor.
> >> Have you successfully had the same monitor go into standby when not
> >> receiving a signal on another system? If you unplug the monitor from the
> >> computer and turn it on what does it do? If it does the same thing and
> >> does
> >> not go into standby in a resonalble amoung of time then the problem is
> >> with
> >> the monitor.
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> >> "Hauk" <Hauk@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >> news05A62FD-60BD-4E72-A8C0-7807D8D4251F@microsoft.com...
> >> >I have Vista pre-RC1 build 5536. This is the first build I've tried on
> >> >this
> >> > computer. I dual-boot into XP, works fine. I have a problem with that
> >> > the
> >> > screen never goes into energy-save mode. After the set time out (20
> >> > minutes)
> >> > the screen goes black, but the monitor is still on, I can see that the
> >> > backlight is on, and the LED shows that it's on.
> >> > I have an AGP ATI Radeon 9550 graphics card. I've tried both with
> >> > Microsoft
> >> > graphics drivers, and ATI, some issue.
> >> >
> >> > Thanks for any suggestions,
> >> > /Hakan
> >> >
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Since your Display is connected to your graphics card Vista only talkes to
the drivers for the graphics card I was suprised that you know that the
problem is in Vista itself and not in the graphics card/drivers porperly
responding to the final Vista grapphics card specifications from MS. Also
the fact that your problem is not being reported by others with Vists
Pre-RC1 implies that it may something unique to an ATI 9550 card and its
curent set of Vista Drivers.
I do agree it would have been better if I had stated all this in my first
respons and I apologize for not doing so.

The problem certainly Could be in Vista but I submit that it also Could be
in the ATI drivers.
"Hauk" <Hauk@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:53F8E221-2BC1-4D24-8A96-DF4EFB90C8A1@microsoft.com...

>I don't know what your problem is, but since the standby worked in XP, on
>the
> exact same machine, same graphics card, and there are others that report
> the
> same thing, why are you being rude to me?
> This newsgroup is about discussing issues with hardware devices, which
> this
> of course is. Don't you think there are bugs in Vista that can be fixed.
> I'm
> sure I could fix it if I had the source code, but that's not the point.
> The
> point is that we (users) are reporting on this, so that the responsible
> developers can look into this and come up with a fix. Or if someone has
> come
> up with a workaround.
>
> /Hakan
>
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>> problem since I am not able to fix Vista problems. Good luck on writing
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>> "Hauk" <Hauk@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:C8308A57-ADAE-4053-9D21-3F192FC70837@microsoft.com...

>> >I dual-boot into XP on this machine, and the display turns off in XP, so
>> >I
>> > know it's something with Vista.
>> >
>> > /Hakan
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>> > "JW" wrote:
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>> >> If the screen goes blank and all you can see is the backlight then it
>> >> appears that the computer is no longer sending video to the monitor.
>> >> Have you successfully had the same monitor go into standby when not
>> >> receiving a signal on another system? If you unplug the monitor from
>> >> the
>> >> computer and turn it on what does it do? If it does the same thing and
>> >> does
>> >> not go into standby in a resonalble amoung of time then the problem is
>> >> with
>> >> the monitor.
>> >>
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>> >> "Hauk" <Hauk@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> >> news05A62FD-60BD-4E72-A8C0-7807D8D4251F@microsoft.com...
>> >> >I have Vista pre-RC1 build 5536. This is the first build I've tried
>> >> >on
>> >> >this
>> >> > computer. I dual-boot into XP, works fine. I have a problem with
>> >> > that
>> >> > the
>> >> > screen never goes into energy-save mode. After the set time out (20
>> >> > minutes)
>> >> > the screen goes black, but the monitor is still on, I can see that
>> >> > the
>> >> > backlight is on, and the LED shows that it's on.
>> >> > I have an AGP ATI Radeon 9550 graphics card. I've tried both with
>> >> > Microsoft
>> >> > graphics drivers, and ATI, some issue.
>> >> >
>> >> > Thanks for any suggestions,
>> >> > /Hakan
>> >> >
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