DVI and VGA Question

[Genezi]

Hello , guys  When i turn of my PC my monitors don't turn off at the same time . Ihave two monitor setup one of them is connected via DVI to HDMI cable and other one ( MY main monitor ) via VGA cable and the adapter translates the vga cable to dvi to be able to connect to my video card . So the problem is this . If you can help me il will be very thankful .

[Oshino Shinobu]

If you just turn your PC off, they should go into standby within a minute or so. They won't fully turn off on their own. Older monitors may not even have a standby mode. 

[Genezi]

I see the same problem when im turning the monitors on ( connecting them to the wall ) , they are the same model ASUS VS228NE . I'm just trying to see if anyone else had the same problem

[kirashi]

24 minutes ago, Genezi said:

Hello , guys  When i turn of my PC my monitors don't turn off at the same time . Ihave two monitor setup one of them is connected via DVI to HDMI cable and other one ( MY main monitor ) via VGA cable and the adapter translates the vga cable to dvi to be able to connect to my video card . So the problem is this . If you can help me il will be very thankful .

Can you try unplugging EVERYTHING from the BACK OF THE MONITORS except for power, and re-test the power on/off delay?

Asking to eliminate it being the monitor panels themselves. Report back with results.

[dalekphalm]

25 minutes ago, Genezi said:

Hello , guys  When i turn of my PC my monitors don't turn off at the same time . Ihave two monitor setup one of them is connected via DVI to HDMI cable and other one ( MY main monitor ) via VGA cable and the adapter translates the vga cable to dvi to be able to connect to my video card . So the problem is this . If you can help me il will be very thankful .

Can you explain the issue you're having in more depth?

 

When you say your monitors don't turn off, what do you mean? What do they do? What happens on the screen after you shut the computer down?

[Genezi]

15 hours ago, kirashi said:

Can you try unplugging EVERYTHING from the BACK OF THE MONITORS except for power, and re-test the power on/off delay?

Asking to eliminate it being the monitor panels themselves. Report back with results.

I tried it , its the same delay . I switched the power cables with the hope the issue will be fixed , but no

[kirashi]

6 hours ago, Genezi said:

I tried it , its the same delay . I switched the power cables with the hope the issue will be fixed , but no

Can you try the same thing with only power hooked up, but also make sure both monitors are on the same input?

For example, set both monitors to VGA-in, DVI-in, or HDMI-in and report back. I have a feeling it's because they're using different input methods.

[Genezi]

22 hours ago, kirashi said:

Can you try the same thing with only power hooked up, but also make sure both monitors are on the same input?

For example, set both monitors to VGA-in, DVI-in, or HDMI-in and report back. I have a feeling it's because they're using different input methods.

Its probably that , but i live in a isolated from the fking world place and there is no any Display Port cables anywhere and i only have one HDMI and one DVI input . I contacted ASUS support centre yesterday and they said that in multiple setups the monitors are configurated to work this way . I dunno , ty you for the support though , very much appreciated :)))