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Answer» My mother is a really pc illerate the thing is I dont know how long she leaves the monitor on for. Its an LCD an I know that after a while they will burn the image of what ever on the monitor its self. How long does it take till that happens. Where you'll see stuff like that.LCD monitors won't burn out, only older CRTs.Plasma screens too... But no, not LCDs as FAR as I know. Still, configure Windows to turn off the monitor after X minutes... that's easier on the electrical bill and better for the environment. I believe newer plasma screens won't burn in an image -- I heard a tech expert on Chicago radio say this; however, I'm only posting to alert us that the change is fairly new -- there is really no reason to leave on any monitor when it is unattended or not being used. The Energy STAR settings that accompany the screen SAVER settings are most useful for this.Sorry its a CRT, I just refer to them as monitors but that what it is sorry for the mix up.No worries -- SINCE it is a CRT, it's probably not so old that it will "burn" an image, but it consumes a LOT of power, so as Deerpark suggested, just from that standpoint, it's good to have it turn off itself when not in use. Quote it's probably not so old that it will "burn" an image You wanted to say "will NOT", correct?There goes that Broni -- keeping me honest, again... I threw out that sentence on the likelihood of a cathode ray tube (CRT) monitor working in 2008, if left on, will probably not "burn in" an image if the image is left on-screen too long. CRT's, like other electronics, (besides being heavy) can be surprisingly durable, so it is within the realm of possibility that it could be old enough to be based on technology that would not prevent the "burn in" of an image. Please err on the side of caution, if you err at all...Thats good she had previously left it on only till I had got up. This happend to one of the old monitors that my father had to use in his work, but I suppose cause it was older that it would happen.

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My mother is a really pc illerate the thing is I dont know how long she leaves the monitor on for. Its an LCD an I know that after a while they will burn the image of what ever on the monitor its self. How long does it take till that happens. Where you'll see stuff like that.LCD monitors won't burn out, only older CRTs.Plasma screens too...
But no, not LCDs as FAR as I know.

Still, configure Windows to turn off the monitor after X minutes... that's easier on the electrical bill and better for the environment. I believe newer plasma screens won't burn in an image -- I heard a tech expert on Chicago radio say this; however, I'm only posting to alert us that the
change is fairly new -- there is really no reason to leave on any monitor when it is unattended or not being used. The Energy STAR settings that accompany the screen SAVER settings are most useful for this.Sorry its a CRT, I just refer to them as monitors but that what it is sorry for the mix up.No worries -- SINCE it is a CRT, it's probably not so old that it will "burn" an image, but it consumes a LOT of power, so as Deerpark suggested, just from that standpoint, it's good to have it turn off itself when not in use. Quote

it's probably not so old that it will "burn" an image

You wanted to say "will NOT", correct?There goes that Broni -- keeping me honest, again...

I threw out that sentence on the likelihood of a cathode ray tube (CRT) monitor working in 2008, if left on, will probably not "burn in" an image if the image is left on-screen too long.

CRT's, like other electronics, (besides being heavy) can be surprisingly durable, so it is within the realm of possibility that it could be old enough to be based on technology that would not prevent the "burn in" of an image.

Please err on the side of caution, if you err at all...Thats good she had previously left it on only till I had got up. This happend to one of the old monitors that my father had to use in his work, but I suppose cause it was older that it would happen.

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