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Display black screen for 2 seconds during the initial startup.

Display black screen for 2 seconds during the initial startup.

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BefoBefie
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09-30-2023, 08:03 AM
#1
Hi, I'm experiencing a peculiar problem with my PC. It's unclear whether the issue lies with the computer itself or the monitor. Only during the first boot, after roughly 5 to 10 minutes, the main screen (which has two displays) goes black for about two seconds before returning to normal. This only happens once a day or when I leave the computer off for some time. After restarting the PC, it doesn't occur. It seems to work fine with my old PC connected. I use Display Port for the main screen and HDMI for the secondary one. I also updated MOBO today, but the problem persists.

P.S. I don't hear any device connect/disconnect sounds or there are no errors in the Windows registry regarding video drivers.

Anyone else have similar issues?
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BefoBefie
09-30-2023, 08:03 AM #1

Hi, I'm experiencing a peculiar problem with my PC. It's unclear whether the issue lies with the computer itself or the monitor. Only during the first boot, after roughly 5 to 10 minutes, the main screen (which has two displays) goes black for about two seconds before returning to normal. This only happens once a day or when I leave the computer off for some time. After restarting the PC, it doesn't occur. It seems to work fine with my old PC connected. I use Display Port for the main screen and HDMI for the secondary one. I also updated MOBO today, but the problem persists.

P.S. I don't hear any device connect/disconnect sounds or there are no errors in the Windows registry regarding video drivers.

Anyone else have similar issues?

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bomb_man
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09-30-2023, 02:54 PM
#2
Earlier I experienced the same issue, but it didn't bother me until after a full hardware upgrade. Once my streaming PC was turned on, the same thing happened, but only because it had to recognize the system via its Capture Card. I liked how it worked before the upgrade, but now it feels like a typical occurrence—likely just reidentifying signal strength on the screen.
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bomb_man
09-30-2023, 02:54 PM #2

Earlier I experienced the same issue, but it didn't bother me until after a full hardware upgrade. Once my streaming PC was turned on, the same thing happened, but only because it had to recognize the system via its Capture Card. I liked how it worked before the upgrade, but now it feels like a typical occurrence—likely just reidentifying signal strength on the screen.