2018-01-29, 08:27
1.Reinstall Monitor driversPress Windows key + I to open the Settings app.
Select Update & security section.
Highlight Recovery from the left pane.
Click on the ”Restart Now” button.
Choose Troubleshoot.
Open Advanced options.
Select Startup settings and then Restart.
Now, press 4 or F4 to boot your PC in Safe mode.
Once the system boots, right-click on the Start menu and open Device Manager.
Navigate to Monitor.
Right-click and uninstall the device.
Restart your PC.
2. Check GPU drivers
Right-click on the Start and, from the Power user menu, select Device Manager.
Navigate to Display adapters and expand this section.
Right-click on your graphics device and open Properties.
Select Details tab.
From the drop-down menu, open HardwareIds.
Copy the first row and paste it into your browser’s address bar.
The search results should show you the exact drivers you’ll need to install.
Select Update & security section.
Highlight Recovery from the left pane.
Click on the ”Restart Now” button.
Choose Troubleshoot.
Open Advanced options.
Select Startup settings and then Restart.
Now, press 4 or F4 to boot your PC in Safe mode.
Once the system boots, right-click on the Start menu and open Device Manager.
Navigate to Monitor.
Right-click and uninstall the device.
Restart your PC.
2. Check GPU drivers
Right-click on the Start and, from the Power user menu, select Device Manager.
Navigate to Display adapters and expand this section.
Right-click on your graphics device and open Properties.
Select Details tab.
From the drop-down menu, open HardwareIds.
Copy the first row and paste it into your browser’s address bar.
The search results should show you the exact drivers you’ll need to install.