HP 2159m Power Button Lock-on

When I turn my HP2159m monitor on, a message box displaying "Power Button Lock-On" appears in the middle of the screen, blocking out anything previously displayed there.If a hold the menu button for a few seconds hte box dissapears but after a few more seconds the screen flicks off.I turn it back on the message box appears...again.Any help on this matter would be great.
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