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No signal found with DisplayPort and HDMI cables connected.

No signal found with DisplayPort and HDMI cables connected.

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27Danick
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08-30-2016, 01:17 PM
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Hey everyone, I'm facing a problem where my PC doesn't recognize my monitor when connected through DisplayPort or HDMI. It only works with DVI to HDMI. I bought a Samsung 32" Curved JG50 WQHD monitor along with a DisplayPort and HMDI cable. Previously, I used an ASUS vx238h monitor that only worked via DVI-HDMI. Now, when I connect the new monitor using either DisplayPort or HDMI, it either looks for the signal and goes to sleep or displays a "No signal" message. I built my PC in late 2016, with an ASUS Z170-A motherboard and a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB card. To check things out: - Verified the correct display source (HMDI1, HMDI2, etc.) - Used a separate DisplayPort cable - Reinstalled/reinstalled graphics drivers and updated to latest - Updated Windows 10 - Disconnected the DisplayPort cable, powered off the PC, flipped the power switch on the PSU for a minute, then restarted - Updated BIOS for the motherboard - Adjusted the Power Management Mode in the NVIDIA Control Panel to various settings and tested. The issue still exists. Any advice? Thanks for your help.
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27Danick
08-30-2016, 01:17 PM #1

Hey everyone, I'm facing a problem where my PC doesn't recognize my monitor when connected through DisplayPort or HDMI. It only works with DVI to HDMI. I bought a Samsung 32" Curved JG50 WQHD monitor along with a DisplayPort and HMDI cable. Previously, I used an ASUS vx238h monitor that only worked via DVI-HDMI. Now, when I connect the new monitor using either DisplayPort or HDMI, it either looks for the signal and goes to sleep or displays a "No signal" message. I built my PC in late 2016, with an ASUS Z170-A motherboard and a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB card. To check things out: - Verified the correct display source (HMDI1, HMDI2, etc.) - Used a separate DisplayPort cable - Reinstalled/reinstalled graphics drivers and updated to latest - Updated Windows 10 - Disconnected the DisplayPort cable, powered off the PC, flipped the power switch on the PSU for a minute, then restarted - Updated BIOS for the motherboard - Adjusted the Power Management Mode in the NVIDIA Control Panel to various settings and tested. The issue still exists. Any advice? Thanks for your help.

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