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My Asus monitor keeps sending signal to the screen "DVI". It occasionally makes my game move to task bar. It sends it when I start windows, turn off windows, start a game or quit a game ... It is like it always find ways to do ads for Asus. I tried to find a way to control it, but haven't found yet?
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Most of what you post seems pretty normal to me, especially at startup & shutdown - my flatscreen (Iiyama) does the same. As for games probably due to the resolution/mode change required by the game.
