Desktop PC; Windows 10 Home 64-bit Version: 19045.3803
After starting up this morning, an empty white box with the text "ATUS MONITOR" appeared as an overlay on my Desktop and on any and all pages, websites, and applications I navigate to. Don't know what it is, why it suddenly appeared and have been unable to remove it. When I right-click on the overlay, nothing happens. It's just ever-present on every screen. Can anyone help?
Do you mean ASUS monitor? not ATUS?
Access the OSD (On-Screen Display) Menu: On the monitor itself.
Press the menu button on your monitor. This is usually located on the front or bottom of the monitor and is often represented by an icon that looks like a rectangle or a couple of rectangles.
Navigate to Logo Settings:
Once you're in the menu, use the navigation buttons (which are usually located near the menu button) to navigate through the menu options.
Find Logo or Splash Screen Settings:
Look for an option related to the logo or splash screen. This might be in a general settings section or under an advanced settings category.
Disable the Logo:
Once you've located the logo settings, there should be an option to enable or disable the logo. Select the option to disable it.
Save and Exit:
After making the changes, navigate to the option to save or apply the settings and then exit the menu.
I don't have an ASUS monitor. I have an HP monitor. That's what is so confusing. I've found a number of threads referencing ASUS, but the overlay box on my screen reads "ATUS MONITOR" -- that's all. The overlay box itself is empty (looks nothing like the screenshots in the ASUS monitor posts).
I did a Duckduckgo Search for that device and all it found for the monitor part is ASUS. Most of the hits for ATUS involved time things.
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