Hi gang,

Please remember that our IS department is responsible for any configuration 
changes in the BIOS. Please don't try to make any adjustments. Instead, 
call a work order in to the help desk, x20044.

Thanks,

Joe Freeman-Ed Tech



  At 09:53 AM 4/7/2005 -0700, you wrote:

>Hi
>- Sounds like the BIOS may need to be updated on the biostar - that
>information can be located from biostar's web site, under
>"http://www.biostar.com.tw/support/bios/ "the IT department will need to
>be the one to do any updates. But you can check the release date of your
>bios. To do this press the pause button on the key board at boot up and
>the release date can be seen. (Be patient it may take a couple of tries to
>get it paused at the correct time.)
>- Or maybe the default monitor/adapter settings need to be adjusted at the
>bios level. It sounds like it works when you power down then up.
>- On some boards the power management should be controlled via windows and
>not from BIOS. therefore the Bios setting should be disabled or off.
>Chris G.
>FNE Computer lab
>
>
> > You may try looking at Viewsonic's website for help.
> >
> > Tammy
> >
> > At 10:34 AM 4/6/05 -0700, you wrote:
> >>Hi all,
> >>
> >>I know this really isn' t our area of expertise but maybe some one out
> >>there has solved this.  When connecting a ViewSonic Flat Screen to a
> >>BioStar XP machine the monitor will not stay on through a reboot or
> >>startup.  I have returned serveral monitors thinking they were bad, and I
> >>have been working with IS, but have been unable to solve the problem.
> >> The
> >>screen displays boot up messages and the Window XP logo and then goes
> >>blank.  Powering on or off with the button on the front of the  monitor
> >>does not work, but disconnecting the power cord and reconnecting will
> >> shoe
> >>the proper login screen.  The monitor then works just fine until the next
> >>shutdown or reboot.  Any ideas?????
> >>
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> >>Lab Aide
> >>Alma Elementary
> >>472-3916
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