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Two Questions: Standby & Monitor Off when idle
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<blockquote data-quote="NickName" data-source="post: 161279" data-attributes="member: 21675"><p>Maybe. Have you configured your monitor/TV to switch off after x period of time? Perhaps the monitor is in off mode? It does sound like a hardware issue of some sort. Might be worth trying a different monitor or graphics card? </p><p>If it's possible, it's very handy to have a 2nd 'test' PC so you can debug issues like this easier.</p><p>As I have to keep a high WAF, I usually install a newer MP on my 'personal' PC and try it before rolling it out to the family HTPC.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NickName, post: 161279, member: 21675"] Maybe. Have you configured your monitor/TV to switch off after x period of time? Perhaps the monitor is in off mode? It does sound like a hardware issue of some sort. Might be worth trying a different monitor or graphics card? If it's possible, it's very handy to have a 2nd 'test' PC so you can debug issues like this easier. As I have to keep a high WAF, I usually install a newer MP on my 'personal' PC and try it before rolling it out to the family HTPC. [/QUOTE]
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