NLAlston
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I am not at my monitor, right now, and could be wrong about the abbreviation given in the title. But I am reasonably sure that the message stated 'OSD Locked'.
The other day, I attempted to go through the process of calibrating my monitor. I have one of those calibrating devices that I was going to use on this monitor, for the first time. Before doing so, I began depressing the menu button - on the monitor - so as to gain an idea of where I would need to direct myself, once the process of calibrating had begun. I could get no further than at that point of button pressing because of the OSD Locked condition. I attempted the same, a number of additional times, but all to no avail. My monitor is an HP model, which I bought about a year and a half, ago. Why it is giving that message is something I just don't understand, and I have no idea as to how to go about defeating the problem.
I am a photographer who's aiming to begin print-printing at home. As such, it is critical that my monitor is calibrated. I wonder if there is ANYONE, out there, who might be able to direct me to what it is that I need to do to correct the condition.
Advanced thanks.
The other day, I attempted to go through the process of calibrating my monitor. I have one of those calibrating devices that I was going to use on this monitor, for the first time. Before doing so, I began depressing the menu button - on the monitor - so as to gain an idea of where I would need to direct myself, once the process of calibrating had begun. I could get no further than at that point of button pressing because of the OSD Locked condition. I attempted the same, a number of additional times, but all to no avail. My monitor is an HP model, which I bought about a year and a half, ago. Why it is giving that message is something I just don't understand, and I have no idea as to how to go about defeating the problem.
I am a photographer who's aiming to begin print-printing at home. As such, it is critical that my monitor is calibrated. I wonder if there is ANYONE, out there, who might be able to direct me to what it is that I need to do to correct the condition.
Advanced thanks.
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