Samsung odyssey g9 screen optimization not complete

[randyherrerablanco]

Hello everyone,

I'm having a recurring issue with my Samsung Odyssey G9 monitor(49" Odyssey OLED G93SC DQHD 0.03ms(GtG) 240Hz HDR True Black 400 FreeSync Premium Pro Curved Gaming Monitor). 

Whenever I stop using my PC and the monitor turns off automatically due to inactivity, I see the message "Screen Optimization Not Complete" when I wake the PC and the monitor turns back on.

I've searched through the settings but haven't been able to find an option to stop this message from appearing. I would like to understand:

• Why does this message appear every time after waking the monitor?
• Is there a way to prevent it from showing up repeatedly?
• Has anyone else experienced this issue, and if so, how did you fix it?

I've attached a photo of the message for reference. Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

[Thaab]

Hello Everyone,

Excatly the same problem. I switch off the screen via the power button. And sometimes the screen starts with the message « screen optimisation is not complete » Is there a way to launch it manually ?

kind regards

[kemalozturk]

Same here, no replies from anyone?? Were you able to resolve it?

[randyherrerablanco]

Well, after several days of searching online and observing when exactly it was happening, I came to the following conclusion:

The screen optimization process is meant to refresh overheated pixels, and it auto-executes once the monitor enters standby mode. This process takes some time to complete — around 15 minutes — so if you turn the monitor back on before it finishes, it shows that message.

For now, I try not to turn it on too soon after it goes into standby. Also, increasing the time it takes to enter standby has helped. So, I assume it’s a protection process, and when it can’t complete properly, that’s when the message appears.

That’s the simplest explanation I can give based on my personal research and experience.