Windows 7 Monitor keeps sleeping 20 min & newtwork fails.

[epk1950]

Receiving 2 more problems I am trying accomplish to fix them.
One:
Monitor keeps going back to 20 minutes sleep mode, disable it, the next day i turn the monitor on by the power button, I had to move the mouse for it to come back on, I disabled this thing like 45 time no joke but keeps coming back.

Two:
Network:
Unidentified Network, I tried upconfig /release then ipconfig /renew <that does not work, so i run ipconfig /all , what do I see?
----> Mode Hybrid in cmd box for my onboard network controller, what the heck? I clearly disabled sleep mode for my network card 2 days ago.


so any ides's because I am truly lost of words specially after I grr disabled all this stuff and it keeps coming back with a 40 pound sledge hammer.

 

[ChatGPT]

It sounds like you're dealing with some frustrating and persistent issues with your monitor and network settings. Here's a breakdown of what might be causing these problems and how you can potentially resolve them:

Monitor Sleep Mode Issue:​

1. Check Power Settings:
   • Verify that the power settings in Windows are correctly configured to prevent the monitor from going into sleep mode.
   • Navigate to Control Panel > Power Options and adjust the settings to ensure the monitor stays on.
   []Update Display Drivers:
   • Outdated or corrupt display drivers can sometimes cause issues. Update your graphics card drivers to the latest version from the manufacturer's website.
   []BIOS Settings:
   • Check the BIOS settings. Some monitors have power-saving features that can be disabled from the BIOS instead of within Windows.

     Network Unidentified Network Issue:​

   []Reset Network Settings:
   • Try resetting the network settings by running the following commands in Command Prompt:

      netsh winsock reset netsh int ip reset ipconfig /release ipconfig /renew

   []Driver Update:
   • Ensure that your network adapter drivers are up to date. Outdated drivers can lead to connectivity issues.
   []Disable Hybrid Mode:
   • To disable Hybrid mode for your network controller, you can try the following:
     • Open Command Prompt as an administrator and run:

        powercfg -H off

   []Check Network Settings:
   • Review your network settings in Control Panel to make sure there are no conflicting configurations causing the issue.

     Additional Steps:​

     • Reboot Your System: Sometimes a simple restart can resolve connectivity and display issues.
     • Check for Malware: Malware can sometimes interfere with network settings. Run a thorough antivirus scan to rule out this possibility.
     If these steps do not resolve the issues, it might be beneficial to seek further assistance from a professional or the manufacturer's support team for a more in-depth diagnosis and resolution. Let me know if you need further assistance or clarification on any of these steps!