If your monitor powers on but no image is displayed on your screen, check the power supply (PSU) first.
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Most users reported that their monitor powers on but the screen remains blank.
If your monitor powers on but doesn’t display an image, check the connection first.
- The power supply of your LCD monitor is essential when displaying your picture correctly.
- If it’s faulty, this can result in the monitor turning off randomly or displaying a blank screen.
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Disconnect external displays
- Disconnect all external monitors and displays from your PC.
- The error message will not appear if you have connected an external display.
- Disconnect USB hubs
Disconnect USB hubs from your PC. - The error message will not appear if you have connected a USB hub to your PC.
- Disconnect other USB devices
Disconnect all other USB devices connected to your PC. - The error message will not appear if you have connected other USB devices to your computer.
Update graphics card drivers
- Go to the NVIDIA driver download page, select your graphics card (check the version), and download the appropriate drivers.
- Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the process.
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Check for faulty cable
- Check the power cable for signs of damage, such as fraying, cuts, or loose connections.
- Replace the power cable if something goes wrong.
- Check Monitor power button
Press the power button to check if it turns on. - If the monitor turns on, it’s an indication that the power supply unit (PSU) is alright.
- Verify the monitor’s power switch
Try disconnecting the monitor from its power source and check if the monitor powers on. - If it works, simply connect the monitor again.
- If the monitor powers on, it’s an indication that the power supply unit (PSU) is alright.
- Check the monitor’s power switch
If the monitor doesn’t turn on, try removing the power cable from the monitor and TV. - Leave them disconnected for a few minutes.
- Reconnect the power cable and check if the monitor powers on.
- If the monitor powers on, it’s an indication that the power supply unit (PSU) is alright.
- If the monitor doesn’t power on even after reconnecting, try testing the monitor with different power outlets.
Check power settings
- Press Win + I keys together to open Settings.
- Click System > Power & sleep.
- Click Additional power settings > select Choose what the power button does.
Change power settings
- Go to Control Panel > Power Options.
- Go to Choose what the power buttons do option.
- Go to the Change settings that are currently unavailable.
- Change the power button setting from Do Nothing to Shut down.
Change monitor mode
- Try switching the monitor mode.
- Try changing the monitor mode.
- Check the power cable
Check the power cable and the monitor cable. - If the cables aren’t damaged, try changing cables.
