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09-28-2020 12:49 PM
Monitor worked before Windows 10 was reinstalled on my laptop. Now the monitor doesn't work- says I need to adjust the resolution numbers, which I did, but that did not work. Any suggestions? Connected with HDMI cable to laptop
09-30-2020 06:33 PM
@luckotheirish If Windows 10 can't detect the second monitor, before modifying any settings (and assuming it's connected to a power source), you should try these troubleshooting steps:
- Restart your computer to re-establish the connection.
- Using the built-in controls on your monitor, make sure the correct input is selected.
- Check the cable connection between the monitor and the graphics card.
- Disconnect the cable from both ends, wait a few seconds, and reconnect it again.
- Use a different cable, as the issue could be the pins in the connector or a bad cable. Also, if you're connecting a new display, make sure you're not using the incorrect cable.
- If the monitor and graphics card include multiple ports, try switching ports.
- Connect the monitor to another computer to determine if it's not a problem with the monitor.
- Connect another working monitor to determine if it's not an issue with the graphics card.
That said, A major reason for Windows 10 won’t detect HDMI monitor is graphics driver issue. You can go to “Device Manager” to check the status of the display drive and update it.
- Type “control panel” in search box and click it to open. Choose “Device Manager” from the computer settings list.
- Expand the category “Display adapters” and right click the monitor you want to update drivers for, select “Update Driver Software”.
- Then click “Browse my computer for driver software” to go on.
- Click “Browse” and navigate to the location where you save the driver files, follow the on-screen instructions to finish the process.
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