After connecting the monitor via HDMI to the DVI port, the BIOS splash screen fails to appear.
After connecting the monitor via HDMI to the DVI port, the BIOS splash screen fails to appear.
my gpu has only 1 hdmi port which i recently hooked up to my tv now for some reason now there's black screen before it boots to windows even when my tv is off, so now im using dvi to hdmi cable for my monitor, i think gpu bios kinda coded like dvi port is secondary, i would look to buy a dp to hdmi cable if there's no workaround without it.
A 1000 series GTX card is a high-performance graphics card designed for gaming and demanding applications.
Discovered compatibility issues with Windows 11; considered a temporary W10 setup as a workaround. It's frustrating, but no alternatives seem available.
It worked well on Windows 10, and I could have completed more if I’d known it didn’t need drivers (Hirenbootcd). Still, the issue remains after updates. I’ve also noticed my GPU isn’t showing anything on the monitor when no drivers are installed—probably because multiple displays aren’t supported with basic drivers. Regarding your question, there’s an official 2 BIOS update available at TPU, and I already have the newest one. Could reverting to an older BIOS version help resolve this?