When computer is idle, annoying video starts up Hi, when the computer idles for 5 min, it automatically plays an asus advertisement video -- very annoying, with sound. How do I permanently stop it from playing? When computer is idle, annoying video starts up Hi, when the computer idles for 5 min, it automatically plays an asus advertisement video -- very annoying, with sound. How do I permanently stop it... » Read More When computer is idle, annoying video starts up Hi, when the computer idles for 5 min, it automatically plays an asus advertisement video -- very annoying, with sound. How do I permanently stop it from playing? « Show Less
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The video is set up as the screen saver. Just go into your control panel and change the screen saver and voila - no more annoying video.
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I opened the control panel and set the computer "never" to go to sleep when plugged in -- but it still cuts out on me at odd times. Any suggestions greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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right click on desktopchoose "properties"click on "screensaver" tab and make your choice of screensavers or turn it off.
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I have been searching in control panel for screen saver to switch off the music can you help me more specific where I go in to in control panel I just cant locate any screen saver help thx Jim
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The fan on the video card will run as long as the computer is on - that is normal. When computer power is turned off, the video card fan should also go off.
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Yes, there is an option to auto over write. The options also allow a minimum age before deletion, for example, keep videos for 7 days minimum. You can also set it to not overwrite & it will beep when it's full. You can disable the warning beep. Hope this helps.
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Every time you start the engine, the video starts on new session or file. If you continue driving for say one hour, it will create new file every few minutes. Depend on size of the USB thumb drive, e.g. if yours is 20GB, then it will accumulate many files for many hours, and I think when all 20GB is filled then it will start writing over the oldest file automatically. My 20GB thumb drive is not full yet because I often remove my dashboard camera to avoid exposing to southern CA sun light and heat and forgot to mount it back. Other customers maybe able to confirm this. Kenny
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It should be touching the "Play/Pause" button again. To get out of the video entirely, I'm thinking it's the "Back" or "X" buttons. Here's the manual's link for further info: http://download.microsoft.com/download/b/c/e/bce76f3f-db51-4c98-b79d-b3d21e90ccc1/universalmediaremote_na_0609.pdf
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I have the 4gig and it does it too. The trick to fix that worked for me is shown on UTube, although it is annoying to have to do it all the time. Just look for Zen White screeen of Death on U-Tube. I found it hard to accurately understand how to do it without watching this video.It seems to also help to have the player in standard play mode before turning off, or I might be imagining things.
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I can still see video. On menu choose video and turn it all the way down while video is still on.
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Assuming that this is a laptop, it could be a variety of things. I know that at least with a desktop, no screen activity during startup is a sign that the motherboard might be dead. I don't want to rush you into a panic, but I can tell you that the problem most likely has nothing to do with the adapter. Are you still getting sound? How old is the laptop?
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Yes. The video only goes away if you either press the button on the side to switch to just volume or if the battery is low because it's unplugged. I often have my unit on mute and just watching the video.
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Should be able to deactivate the onboard video (after you install the card) via the setup on the BIOS during startup - switch from Auto to video card and finish startup - hope this helps.
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Check in your "settings" section and see what duration your screen timer is set for. But, if I understand your question correctly, and your saying a music video, or whatever, your playing shuts off after five minutes, when it happens, quickly look at the white led light on the front of the apple tv, if it's blinking yellow, you've got a problem with the apple (circuit board over heating). This will require you talking to Apple support and probably sending it in for repair.
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I have a Toshiba HD-A35 and it resumes playback if I only hit the stop button once.
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Yes there is an option to turn video off by putting the contrast down and still be able to hearAlso the video can be shut down after being idle for certain amount of minutes
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If you mean when you play video in a window and the entire screen except for the video fades to grayscale, yes I mine does that. There is an option in the control menu for "Detect Video" that I think is what controls that. Try turning that off.
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There is an auto off switch which places the unit in standby if it has not received a signal for a specific period (I think it is 30 mins). But there is not an auto on function. I disabled the auto off function because my unit is connected only to a pc and if I booted with the TEAC off and started my preferred Media player the driver did not function correctly. So my unit is always on
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Videos may need reformatting to play and here is a tutorial that worked for me: http://content.miccastore.com/sites/default/files/Micca%20Standard%20Video%20Recode%20Tutorial.pdf Once I have a video that plays, it goes on a loop until I tell it to stop.
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The fact that it restarts and functions makes me think more of a memory problem then a power supply issue. Is the problem only while playing a movie or anything else, have you tried to open task manager and monitor your memory and CPU usage for when this happens? Good luck and hope it works out for you