- Jul 15, 2020
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Hello!
I recently got an old monitor from a friend, a Dell E2311H, I'm using it through a DVI to Display Port cable into the GPU (Palit RTX2060 Super JS), but it doesn't get detected. I've checked windows, Nvidia Control Panel, and nothing, no sign what so ever. The weird thing is, when I restart my pc, while having my older monitor unplugged (Samsung, which uses an HDMI) the Dell monitor works, but only on boot. So basically, on restart I see the BIOS and I can access it and fiddle around with stuff, but as soon as I see the Windows logo popup, the monitor goes into power save mode and I can't see anything on it. Additionally, if I plug my old monitor back in, I can see the Windows startup screen with the password.
Any ideas as to how to fix this? So far I'm thinking it's either the cable or monitor itself, but the fact I can use it in BIOS is what makes it odd.
I recently got an old monitor from a friend, a Dell E2311H, I'm using it through a DVI to Display Port cable into the GPU (Palit RTX2060 Super JS), but it doesn't get detected. I've checked windows, Nvidia Control Panel, and nothing, no sign what so ever. The weird thing is, when I restart my pc, while having my older monitor unplugged (Samsung, which uses an HDMI) the Dell monitor works, but only on boot. So basically, on restart I see the BIOS and I can access it and fiddle around with stuff, but as soon as I see the Windows logo popup, the monitor goes into power save mode and I can't see anything on it. Additionally, if I plug my old monitor back in, I can see the Windows startup screen with the password.
Any ideas as to how to fix this? So far I'm thinking it's either the cable or monitor itself, but the fact I can use it in BIOS is what makes it odd.
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