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05-30-2006 08:35 AM
05-30-2006 08:35 AM
Auto Adjustment in Progress refuses to go away.
Again, if I'm posting this in the wrong forum or anything, please forgive me.
I have a rather irritating problem.
That is, a white box with the words "Auto Adjustment in Progress" keeps popping up. Now, I thought it was spyware and launched a couple of spyware detectors(Spybot and Adaware, plus one more) to go get it. When this didn't work, I concluded that it was probably some kind of system bug.
Now, since this message doesn't have a conventional frame and places itself quite firmly in front of everything else, I reasoned that it was the screen itself causing the problem. Well, I googled it and found a solution for dell computers was to use the OSB button.
I tried. While I keep the OSB menu button down, the message doesn't appear, but neither does the OSB menu. This message pops up once I remove my finger from the button.
I expect I've done some quite basic mistake, but please, I need help. What should I do? My monitor is an HP L1940 desktop. I have temporarily solved the problem by lodging a battery between the keyboard and the OSB button, but I'd really prefer a 'real' solution.
Also, please, if it's not too much of a bother, do use layman's terms...
I have a rather irritating problem.
That is, a white box with the words "Auto Adjustment in Progress" keeps popping up. Now, I thought it was spyware and launched a couple of spyware detectors(Spybot and Adaware, plus one more) to go get it. When this didn't work, I concluded that it was probably some kind of system bug.
Now, since this message doesn't have a conventional frame and places itself quite firmly in front of everything else, I reasoned that it was the screen itself causing the problem. Well, I googled it and found a solution for dell computers was to use the OSB button.
I tried. While I keep the OSB menu button down, the message doesn't appear, but neither does the OSB menu. This message pops up once I remove my finger from the button.
I expect I've done some quite basic mistake, but please, I need help. What should I do? My monitor is an HP L1940 desktop. I have temporarily solved the problem by lodging a battery between the keyboard and the OSB button, but I'd really prefer a 'real' solution.
Also, please, if it's not too much of a bother, do use layman's terms...
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06-07-2006 07:39 AM
06-07-2006 07:39 AM
Re: Auto Adjustment in Progress refuses to go away.
Sounds to me that it's a direct monitor issue.
Something with synchronization, I'm guessing.
Something with synchronization, I'm guessing.
It is said you should treat your body like a temple. I treat mine like an amusement park.
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