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Customer supportFAQHow do parental control apps work?Parental control apps are usually installed on both parents’ and children’s phones, even without the latter’s knowledge. Thus, parents can monitor their kids’ online activities, limit their screen time and activities, filter certain websites, and block them from sharing personal information. How much do parental control apps cost?The cost of using a parental control app depends on the software you choose to use. Tools like Google Family Link are available free of cost, while the pricing of paid tools varies depending on the plan and features you need. Can I remotely monitor and control my child’s phone from my device?Yes, you can remotely monitor your child’s phone from your device using parental control apps. You can also use these apps to control what they can access or not. Is it possible to monitor several devices simultaneously?Yes, some parental control apps can be installed on multiple devices, like smartphones and tablets, for simultaneous monitoring. Can I monitor my child’s social media accounts without invading their privacy?Monitoring your children’s social media activities is essential for their online safety, and some parental control apps provide social media support for this purpose. However, parents need to understand and respect the thin line between protecting their children and respecting their privacy. They should monitor their children to support them, not to control them.

If your computer’s secondary monitor keeps flickering and flashing randomly, this guide may help you resolve the problem. The issue is about the screen would suddenly turn black and immediately come back on, as if it’s entering sleep mode and then waking up, while the primary monitor works normally. Although these fixes worked for us, we can’t promise they’ll work for everyone.Also see: Game Stuttering and Lag on Dual MonitorSymptom: Second monitor keeps flashing randomlyHow to fix second monitor flickering and flashing issuesSelect and rearrange displays in Nvidia Control PanelAdjust desktop color settings option in Nvidia Control PanelOther recommended solutionsSymptom: Second monitor keeps flashing randomlyIn our specific scenario, the main monitor is a 144Hz gaming monitor, while the secondary monitor is a standard 60Hz display. When we have an active app such as Chrome on the main monitor, any moving content displayed on the secondary monitor would trigger the flickering and flashing problem. This makes the second monitor go completely black and then immediately show images again. This issue can happen at random intervals, every few seconds.How to fix second monitor flickering and flashing issuesThis monitor flickering issue is quite common and there are a few fixes you can try, but they might not all work depending on your specific problem.Related resource: How to Change Screen Refresh Rate in Windows 11Select and rearrange displays in Nvidia Control PanelIt might sound odd, but rearranging your display setup in the Nvidia Control Panel has fixed the flickering for some users. Follow the steps below to try this solution.Open Nvidia Control Panel from the Start menu in Windows 11 or 10, or by right-clicking the Nvidia Settings icon in the notification icons area in the taskbar.In the control panel, expand Display and select Set up multiple displays.Select and enable the displays you want to use, then drag the icons (usually labeled as 1 and 2, where 1 is your primary monitor and 2 is your second monitor) to whichever direction you want.Click on Apply.It doesn’t matter if you have configured this before in the default Windows settings; the point is to configure this

Once again in the Nvidia Control Panel, and it somehow solved the flashing issue for us.If you’re unable to find NVIDIA Control Panel even though you’re sure you’re using an NVIDIA GPU, it’s likely that you haven’t installed the graphics driver yet. To resolve this issue, try installing or updating your graphics driver and check if NVIDIA Control Panel gets installed.Useful tip: How to Turn On G-Sync or FreeSync in Windows 11 for better gaming performance and experience.Adjust desktop color settings option in Nvidia Control PanelIf your monitor is connected using HDMI but not via DisplayPort, you can try this method to fix the flickering and flashing problem.In Nvidia Control Panel, under Display, go to Adjust desktop color settings.Select your primary monitor and, at the bottom under the “Content type reported to the display” option, select Desktop programs.At the top, select your second monitor and also change the option to “Desktop programs” as well.Click on Apply.Restart your PC and see if the flashing issue is fixed.Other recommended solutionsIf none of the above steps work, here are some other things you can try:Make sure both your video and monitor drivers are up to date by visiting the manufacturer’s website or using driver update software.If you’re using an Nvidia graphics card and can’t find the Nvidia Control Panel, download and reinstall the graphics driver from Nvidia’s website. This should also install the Nvidia Control Panel.Check the screen refresh rate of your second monitor to ensure it’s set correctly. If you’re using a 60hz monitor, try setting the refresh rate to 60hz, or test 59hz to see if it helps.If your monitor has different input ports, try using another type like DisplayPort or DVI instead of HDMI or VGA.

Icon labeled System. At the top of the System window, you will see a tab labeled Device Manager; click on the tab. Now locate the line labeled Sound, Video, and Game Controllers.PAGE 21If the message does not appear, check Appendices A, B and C for help in isolating the cause of your difficulties. You can now exit back to the Control Panel window to check the Mona audio input and output devices that are available. In the Control Panel window, locate the Multimedia icon and double-click on it. This will bring the multimedia Properties window into view. Select the Audio tab to see a list of available playback and recording devices in the Preferred Device fields.PAGE 22Mona Audio Input & Output Devices The Mona driver installs into your computer as a series of stereo .WAV devices. Pulling down the Preferred Device menu in the Control Panels/Multimedia/Audio Playback section will reveal the available Mona devices.PAGE 23The Echo Console Included with your Mona is a “virtual control surface” application called the Echo Console. Every time you start Windows you will see it flicker across the screen as it loads. Then it will minimize itself to the taskbar. The Console allows you to control the audio I/O and clocking functions of Mona, and it brings these controls to a single easy-to-use location.PAGE 24The console functions are grouped into three areas: inputs (in the upper left corner), monitors (directly below the inputs that are being monitored), and outputs (on the right hand side). The controls for a particular function/stereo pair are then further grouped into a box that contains selection buttons, faders, and other controls and displays as determined by the function. Console Controls Let’s take a look at the control surface.PAGE 25Monitor Controls Below the input channels are the input monitor controls. The input monitor controls allow you to monitor the input signal via any of the available outputs on your Mona. Each input channel pair has a corresponding monitor control pair directly below it on the console. At the top of each monitor pair are radio buttons that allow you to selectively mute (M) or solo (S) each channel. In the middle you will find a pair of faders that will allow you to set the levels of the monitor signals.PAGE 26input signal will be monitored at each of the outputs, independent of the main output level control. When setting a monitor level, you must first select the input that will be monitored, and then select the output for which you will set the monitor level. Selection of the input is really just a matter of using the correct monitor control box. A monitor setting will always affect the input pair that