Having screen problems? Recently changed your display resolution in Windows and now left with a blank or black screen which you can’t change back? It’s annoying when this happens! It’s happened to me numerous times and I have to say that it’s quite terrible that Windows does not have a built-in mechanism to detect whether or not a monitor can support a particular resolution or refresh rate.
Anyway, if you’re already in the situation and all you see is the BIOS loading, the Windows logo, and then the screen just goes blank once Windows starts to load, then there are two basic ways to get back to your original settings.
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- Connect computer to a more advanced monitor – One way to see everything again is to simply connect the computer to a monitor that can support a higher resolution. So if you have an old 15 inch monitor and it can’t display 1600×1200, connect the monitor to a newer screen, log into Windows and change the display settings back to what is was originally.
- Start the computer in Safe Mode – The second way to get back your original display settings is to start up in Safe Mode, which basically loads Windows in a stripped down state. Safe Mode loads up at a lower resolution and therefore allows you to log in and change the settings back.To start up in Safe Mode, you simply press and hold the F8 key when the computer starts to boot up. This is usually when you see the manufactures logo and the BIOS being loaded. Once you press F8, you’ll be presented with a set of options as shown below:
Go ahead and select Safe Mode. If for some reason Safe Mode does not work, you can also try selecting Enable VGA Mode. Enable VGA Mode can also be useful for situations where you try to extend your desktop onto another monitor or select another monitor to use as your primary monitor.
The problem that can sometimes occur there is that Windows sends the signal to a different port than where you have your external monitor connected and it will therefore give you the blank screen whenever it loads up. Again, Windows does not automatically detect that there isn’t monitor connected and it won’t revert back to its original settings!
Now that you’re in Windows, you can change the resolution or refresh rate by right-clicking on the Desktop, choosing Properties and clicking on the Settings tab. In Windows 7/8, you have to choose Screen Resolution.
Windows XP Display Settings
Windows 7 Display Settings
For screen resolution, move the slide bar over to the LEFT. This will lower the resolution and allow your monitor to display Windows correctly. In Windows 7, you just pick a resolution from the drop down box. If the refresh rate is too high, click on the Advanced button or Advanced settings link and then click on the Monitor tab.
Here is also where you can change back your primary monitor to 1 if 2 gave you a blank screen. Also, you can uncheck the extend my desktop option.
From the drop down, choose a lower value for the screen refresh rate. Go ahead and reboot your computer normally and everything should load up fine.
Remember, in Windows, when you change your display settings, always click APPLY first. If you simply click OK, you won’t get the dialog shown below whereby Windows will revert back to the original settings if you don’t answer within 15 seconds.
When you click Apply, Windows will change the display to what you chose, in which case the screen will go black or blank if it can’t support it. However, this dialog will be up and if you don’t click on anything, it will revert back to the original settings! So you won’t have to waste time going through Safe Mode, etc, etc. Any questions, post a comment. Enjoy!
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But as I said Asrosk's QVL is not to be trusted. You can try some things and may fix the issue.Do you know the voltages of DRAM and CPUsoc like the others asked? When XMP is ON of course.Can you take a screenshot of HWiNFO64 (sensors only mode) before the BSOD occure? Tones of info you will find in there about voltages, temps and a lot more.You can dowload the Thaiphoon software to determine the DRAM ICs (the actual type/manufacturer of memory chips) Corsair is the module(ram stick) builder.Just open, click READ, select 1 module.You replied while typing.Wait.
You didnt set CPU SOC to 1.35V.??? But as I said Asrosk's QVL is not to be trusted. You can try some things and may fix the issue.Do you know the voltages of DRAM and CPUsoc like the others asked? When XMP is ON of course.Can you take a screenshot of HWiNFO64 (sensors only mode) before the BSOD occure?
Tones of info you will find in there about voltages, temps and a lot more.You can dowload the Thaiphoon software to determine the DRAM ICs (the actual type/manufacturer of memory chips) Corsair is the module(ram stick) builder.Just open, click READ, select 1 module.You replied while typing.Wait. You didnt set CPU SOC to 1.35V.??? So you had to set DRAM voltage manually to 1.35V. The XMP profile should have done that automatically.Anyway. You ICs are Samsung B-die like mine, one of the older high quality/performance chips by Samsung.
But chips alone dont make all good. The DRAM modules are build upon a PCB, and have their own voltage controller and all that stuff that makes a memory module. It is common with Ryzen3000 that some modules dont pair good with this Gen of Ryzen. So you had to set DRAM voltage manually to 1.35V. The XMP profile should have done that automatically.Anyway.
DRAM Calculator for Ryzen™ 1.7.0 (overclocking DRAM on AM4) + MEMbench 0.8 (DRAM bench). It is staying on, but there is no display output and no HDD lights come on. Yeah but its the only procodt that allows me to boot 3600. Hynix memory, timings for frequencies 2933-3133 are too aggressive.
You ICs are Samsung B-die like mine, one of the older high quality/performance chips by Samsung. But chips alone dont make all good. The DRAM modules are build upon a PCB, and have their own voltage controller and all that stuff that makes a memory module. It is common with Ryzen3000 that some modules dont pair good with this Gen of Ryzen. Alright, so I have been googling around and found perhaps an issue. I checked my device manager and it seems I have some trouble with PCI Device/Encryption. I have no idea which drivers I need for this.
I tried installing them automatically, but that does not work. They all have the same status: ' the drivers for this device are not installed ( code 28)'.The events log gives me the following: 'Device PCIVEN1022&DEV1486&SUBSYS14861022&REV004&1fde7688&0&0141 requires further installation'.I checked the event viewer and then administrative events and I do see a lot of warnings and errors.
I found a memory dmp as well and have opened it. From this point on I have no idea what to do. Should I just remove all my drivers and reinstall? Or should I uninstall the PCI drivers from device manager? I've got no clue as to what they are. System NameOverlord Mk MXVIProcessorAMD Ryzen 7 3800XMotherboardGigabyte X570 Aorus MasterCoolingCorsair H115i ProMemory32GB Viper Steel 3600 DDR4 @ 3800MHz 16-19-16-19-36Video Card(s)Gigabyte RTX 2080 Gaming OC 8GStorage1TB WD Black NVMe (2018), 2TB Viper VPN100, 1TB WD Blue 3D NANDDisplay(s)Asus PG27AQCaseCorsair Carbide 275QAudio Device(s)Corsair Virtuoso SEPower SupplyCorsair RM750MouseLogitech G500sKeyboardWooting TwoSoftwareWindows 10 ProBenchmark Scoreshttps://valid.x86.fr/33u9si. Alright, so I have been googling around and found perhaps an issue.
I checked my device manager and it seems I have some trouble with PCI Device/Encryption. I have no idea which drivers I need for this. I tried installing them automatically, but that does not work. They all have the same status: ' the drivers for this device are not installed ( code 28)'.The events log gives me the following: 'Device PCIVEN1022&DEV1486&SUBSYS14861022&REV004&1fde7688&0&0141 requires further installation'.I checked the event viewer and then administrative events and I do see a lot of warnings and errors. I found a memory dmp as well and have opened it. From this point on I have no idea what to do. Should I just remove all my drivers and reinstall?
Or should I uninstall the PCI drivers from device manager? I've got no clue as to what they are.