HP w2207h Widescreen Monitor Onscreen Volume display is stuck on my screen

I have an HP w2207h WidescreenFlat-Panel Monitor with BrightView Panel
The Onscreen Volume display is stuck on my screen and keeps decreasing my volume to zero is there any solution to fix this
all help appreciated. Thank you in advance.

Thanks for your answer It did eventually go away. It comes back from time to time but I chose to use external speakers instead until I can find a solution that wont distroy the product.

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command=
increment=5%
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i) increment=$OPTARG;;
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h) echo "$usage"; exit 0;;
?) echo "$usage"; exit 0;;
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done
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