Windows 10: How to turn off Samsung monitor?

Got this monitor very recently. I was able to turn it off but now... i cannot.


When i power off my laptop, i turn off my other monitor... but this new monitor... it shows display port in the top left... then i believe the screen goes dark. But the power button seems to keep flashing blue? On the back of the monitor, there is a power button but its very confusing. Click on it few times and it goes from display port to hdmi to hdmi two etc... but it then gets you to where you can i power off the monitor. But how do you do that? Because last night i clicked on that button on the back of my monitor... then the blue flashing light on the front of the monitor stop flashing... just stayed solid blue. Is there an up/down on the power button or something?


Can someone tell me what is the proper way to turn off this monitor? Is it suppose to blink blue... or be solid blue... or have no color when turned off?


As of now, my monitor shows a black screen like its turned off but blue light flashing? Last night i was able to make that flashing blue blinking into solid blue and i figured okay its turned off.



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Overclocking / Undervolting guide for Vega 56 or 64?

Here's a quick laundry list:

List of software to use for overclocking and testing
Examples:
Wattman (and how to find and use it, like an overview, including profiles)
Unigine Valley or Heaven (use this for quick testing while changing settings in Wattman and checking for stability / artifacts) ...just suggesting this
How to monitor cores / mem speeds and temps during testing (I've seen screen overlays, and others using GPUz)

Step-by step overclocking in Wattman
Fan speeds
Power limit
Temp limit
Voltages
Core speeds
Memory speeds

 

Samsung Monitor not Working after Upgrade to Windows 10

Thanks for your reply.

I have tried what you suggested on the Samsung PC that is running Windows 10 but it has not solved the problem. The display adapter is Intel HD Graphics Family and the device driver is up to date, when running the automatic update.

The monitor is listed as "Generic PnP monitor", within device manager.

I looked on the Samsung website for the specific model number of the monitor. The only drivers available are within the "Smart Station Setup" ver 1.0.0.53 dated 26/7/2013, so these have not been updated for Windows 10.

I also are-installed this as suggested, using compatability mode, selecting Windows 7 as the previous operating system (the monitor works with my Windows 7 PC), but again it makes no difference; the monitor does not work when connected to the Windows 10
PC. When I unplug it and connect it to the Windows 7 PC, it works again immediately.

I would welcome your further advice.

Thank you.

 

After the Fall Update, Samsung ex2220 showing as Generic PnP monitor

A rollback of the fall driver fixes the issue. Messing about with the graphics driver is pointless. I have spent days doing all the suggestions and more. The issue for me is a change in the monitor.inf file. My Samsung 32" LED HD monitor worked fine before
the update using the generic pnp monitor driver Ver 10.0.5xxx.00 which gave HD resolutions.

The autumn Update gives me 1024 x 768 max before colour corrupts and screen is unusable. I have substituted an Acer monitor and it works fine. Its somethong Samsung. The new generic pnp monitor driver ver 10.0.6xxx.15 is the cause. Note :There never has
been a monitor.inf file for my 32 HDMI TV and Samsung are not going to make one just because Microsoft messed up.

A complete roll baxk of the autum release restores all to perfection. But there is no way to roll back individual components of the autumn release. So .... can we have a link to install the older monitor.inf ber 10.0.5xxx.0 and iys associated dll files
. I dont have VR but i do have an expensive monotor thats got icons the size of boulders.

Any help appreciated

Eric