Hi,
As the title say my laptop's monitor became non-plug'n'play, but every laptop's lcd should be pnp. It started when i tried to overclock my gpu with EVGA precision. I was hasty and OCed it little bit too far, shortly after OC gpu crashed and green artifacts came on screen(we're talking about gtx 980m). After restart lcd did not work and i plugged in external monitor. That helped and i checked monitors' list from device manager... only external one. Next thing what i did was removing and reinstalling lcd and also drivers(worked, but i need wo wait for OS to load gpu drivers. Thats why its non-pnp now). I also tried removing RAM and gpu... no luck. Also tried few power tricks and removing CMOS, still no luck. Oh and btw there's no more EVGA's disruptive settings.
Any ideas? Thanks!
As the title say my laptop's monitor became non-plug'n'play, but every laptop's lcd should be pnp. It started when i tried to overclock my gpu with EVGA precision. I was hasty and OCed it little bit too far, shortly after OC gpu crashed and green artifacts came on screen(we're talking about gtx 980m). After restart lcd did not work and i plugged in external monitor. That helped and i checked monitors' list from device manager... only external one. Next thing what i did was removing and reinstalling lcd and also drivers(worked, but i need wo wait for OS to load gpu drivers. Thats why its non-pnp now). I also tried removing RAM and gpu... no luck. Also tried few power tricks and removing CMOS, still no luck. Oh and btw there's no more EVGA's disruptive settings.
Any ideas? Thanks!
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