My screen is black- it will turn on and off, the lights come on on the right side of the monitor, but then turn orange and screen stays black. any suggestions?

WOW another all in one problem. Looks like you are just about ready to be without a computer for a while. If you at least had things separate instead of being an all in one you could just plug another monitor and keep on rolling.

It sounds like either the LCD Inverter or the LCD Screen has issues.

Since the monitor is working normally other than turn off, I suggest plugging it into a power bar with switch. The pad switch is probably defective in the monitor.

The monitor has failed, it is almost always cheaper to replace it than fix it.

There is probably a conflicting setting in your power management options. My recommendation is that you check the monitor setting in Windows and see how you have it set up. In Windows it is under CONTROL PANEL>POWER OPTIONS. There are a few differences between WINDOWS 7 and XP from here on out, but in general, do not select a scheme and do not select any hibernate, standby, or sleep modes. If you stick with a simple power saving option, like "TURN OFF MONITOR: After 15 mins." you should not have any further problems.

Many of the Windows "green schemes" will not work right with different combinations of BIOS, Hard drive, motherboard, and monitor. It is best to avoid them, unless you are very patient and willing to go the trial and error route. Good Luck!

this is a common problem with the capacitor, try opening your monitor and see if there is a capacitor swalow like gonna blow... the capacitor has a form like a AA battery... if changing the capacitor the problem persist maybe is a problem with the board and you need to search if the board have continous power....

the monitor is not getting any video information from your computer .. check the connection at the computer to make sure it is fully plugged in .. make sure the video card (if it has one) is securely in place ... make sure the monitor is actually plugged into the right connector .. you may have a bad video card or a damaged cable to your monitor .. you can plug the monitor into another computer to make sure its ok ..

Replace the entire DAC board (board with power suplly going into it) for easiest solution.

ok the problem is not the monitor it is either the cable checke each end for bent pins inside or the computer you are trying to use

It could be a bad backlight bulb.

Shine a light on the screen and see if the Icons are there.. Could be a CCFL bad or inverter problem..