... It may have corrupted or something of the sorts.... Its a common problem with Wi-Fi cards. This is one reason gamers refues to use them.I’ve just recently started to use it,so it can’t be my gpu?idk how it would be my wifi card
The graphics driver might have had a problem and reset.Today while I was doing my work on chrome,both of my monitors went black for a second and came back,what could be the issue?One monitor is hdmi and the other is dp so I don’t think it’s the cable
Is there a way to see if this was the actual issue?The graphics driver might have had a problem and reset.
Full system speccs?On the 23rd I randomly had both of my monitors go black for a second and turn back on,I could hear audio but I checked event viewer a little too late to track the issue. Today it’s happened again but I checked event viewer right away and I saw a display alert information not even an error or warning, it said “A caller specified the SDC_FORCE_MODE_ENUMERATION flag in a call to the SetDisplayConfig() API” what does this mean?
Please run this and post a link to your results.On the 23rd I randomly had both of my monitors go black for a second and turn back on,I could hear audio but I checked event viewer a little too late to track the issue. Today it’s happened again but I checked event viewer right away and I saw a display alert information not even an error or warning, it said “A caller specified the SDC_FORCE_MODE_ENUMERATION flag in a call to the SetDisplayConfig() API” what does this mean?
Full speccs any3600x
16gb ram
1060 6gb
600watt
1tb m.2 and pcie wifi card that’s it,but I’ve always had my wifi card plugged in but never used it until recentlyFull speccs any
M.2s
Hdd's
Pci cards
Everything
Please from what im finding it's generally a pci card issue not alway gpu but can be gpu if not seat right dying ports damaged. Any number of things....
Reason i ask for everything i doubt its the gpu...
Looking back,this seemed to have happened 130 days ago also before I started using my pcie wifi card but it was always slotted into my mobo1tb m.2 and pcie wifi card that’s it,but I’ve always had my wifi card plugged in but never used it until recently
Remove the wifi card1tb m.2 and pcie wifi card that’s it,but I’ve always had my wifi card plugged in but never used it until recently
Are we sure this is the e issue? There is no way to test to see if it is and I can’t run ethernet to my pc,it’s always been slotted in.Remove the wifi card
You maybe able to get away with putting it in the second pcie slot.Are we sure this is the e issue? There is no way to test to see if it is and I can’t run ethernet to my pc,it’s always been slotted in.
Is there any way to verify it is the pcie card?You maybe able to get away with putting it in the second pcie slot.
Get a different card... :/ it may not be the card it maybe your bios is it upto date and have proper controlsIs there any way to verify it is the pcie card?
My bios has been updated and my wifi card was slotted it not even a week after I built my pc and used it before I stopped using it.different card as in gpu?Get a different card... :/ it may not be the card it maybe your bios is it upto date and have proper controls
Then couod just be a fault card or slot put the card in a different pirt see if the issues continue if they do it maybe time for a new wifi card... From what im seeing most common issues from wifi and blutooth cardsMy bios has been updated and my wifi card was slotted it not even a week after I built my pc and used it before I stopped using it.different card as in gpu?
Yes search the manufacturer and model on Google, it will reveal either you have PCIe 3.0 x16 slot or not...Is there any way to verify it is the pcie card?
I’ve just recently started to use it,so it can’t be my gpu?idk how it would be my wifi cardThen couod just be a fault card or slot put the card in a different pirt see if the issues continue if they do it maybe time for a new wifi card... From what im seeing most common issues from wifi and blutooth cards
... It may have corrupted or something of the sorts.... Its a common problem with Wi-Fi cards. This is one reason gamers refues to use them.I’ve just recently started to use it,so it can’t be my gpu?idk how it would be my wifi card
Ah I just always thought it was because ethernet is superior for gaming,hm so there is no real way to see if it’s the actual issue or fix it if it is other than just to stop using it?... It may have corrupted or something of the sorts.... Its a common problem with Wi-Fi cards. This is one reason gamers refues to use them.
stop using it try different slot. reinstall drivers. other then that yeah get a new oneAh I just always thought it was because ethernet is superior for gaming,hm so there is no real way to see if it’s the actual issue or fix it if it is other than just to stop using it?
ethernet is superior for many reasons harder to corrupt less interference a lot...Ah I just always thought it was because ethernet is superior for gaming,hm so there is no real way to see if it’s the actual issue or fix it if it is other than just to stop using it?