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For context; The other day I was attempting to re-download my drivers. I booted my PC in safe mode through msconfig, meaning Iโm a loop of booting it in safe mode. So, now that thatโs out of the way.
Whenever my PC boots, everything turns on like itโs supposed to, except my monitor. It doesnโt show any signs of life. Iโve tried swapping monitors and cables but nothing seems to help. Any solution for this?
Iโm certain this is not a problem with my monitor(s) as both of them have worked perfectly in the past and on top of that, I tested them on an another device and they worked fine.
My PC is a Lenovo Legion Y520 tower, whichโs specs include;
Intel Core i5-7400 3GHz
Intel RD Graphics 630
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 3GB
8GB of ram
Both of my monitors showed the prompt No Signal when I plugged them into the PC no matter the port or plug I connected them to, as mentioned in the original post.
Whenever my PC boots, everything turns on like itโs supposed to, except my monitor. It doesnโt show any signs of life. Iโve tried swapping monitors and cables but nothing seems to help
You did not mention the following in your OP but had you of done it would have helped;
Originally posted by GenericLugnut
Both of my monitors showed the prompt No Signal when I plugged them into the PC no matter the port or plug I connected them to, as mentioned in the original post.
The GTX 1060 add on video card needs to be physically removed from the motherboard before the Intel HD 630 integrated video will work, the No Signal message on the original screen was the clue that your screen is ok but the video signal from the PC is not being delivered to it.
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