Hello!
I purchased an asus 4k monitor to use with my laptop. when plugging in, the monitor didn't receive any signal from the laptop, so I bought a new HDMI cable. It didn't work either so instead I tested the display with other PCs and it actually worked fine. So I guess the HDMI port in my laptop is defective. But it's weird, it doesn't simply ignores the display, it actually shows up in the display settings: the model name, the resolution, the HDR option, even in the volume mixer, since it has speakers. But it won't display any image whatsoever, from the display side is like there isn't a machine hooked up. It actually worked with a HDMI to USB converter but it's horrible so I need to make the HDMI port work somehow. I tried different drivers and system updates but nothing worked. I'd like to know at least if it's something wrong in the software side or if the actual HDMI port is defective...
OS: Windows 10 pro
Laptop: Acer nitro 5 An515-43-r4c3
Display: ASUS VG289Q1A Gaming Monitor, 4K Monitor, TUF Gaming
The Radeon graphics driver is the one listed on acer's webpage since the actual most up to date driver performs worse and doesn't even fix the problem...
Any help is appreciated 😌
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I purchased an asus 4k monitor to use with my laptop. when plugging in, the monitor didn't receive any signal from the laptop, so I bought a new HDMI cable. It didn't work either so instead I tested the display with other PCs and it actually worked fine. So I guess the HDMI port in my laptop is defective. But it's weird, it doesn't simply ignores the display, it actually shows up in the display settings: the model name, the resolution, the HDR option, even in the volume mixer, since it has speakers. But it won't display any image whatsoever, from the display side is like there isn't a machine hooked up. It actually worked with a HDMI to USB converter but it's horrible so I need to make the HDMI port work somehow. I tried different drivers and system updates but nothing worked. I'd like to know at least if it's something wrong in the software side or if the actual HDMI port is defective...
OS: Windows 10 pro
Laptop: Acer nitro 5 An515-43-r4c3
Display: ASUS VG289Q1A Gaming Monitor, 4K Monitor, TUF Gaming
The Radeon graphics driver is the one listed on acer's webpage since the actual most up to date driver performs worse and doesn't even fix the problem...
Any help is appreciated 😌
Mod edit;
This is a family friendly site, mind your language.
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