Mode not supported

[Victor443]

Hey guys, I started getting "mode not supported" out of nowhere. I tried uninstalling my graphic drivers and then I started my PC again and as soon as I started to reinstall the graphics driver, my screen went black again with the "MOde not supported" error.

Note: I was using my computer fine earlier today and out of nowhere I started having this problem.

I have a gtx1070 conected via HDMI cable

 

[Ali Tauseef]

You may be running resolutions that aren't supported on your monitor.

 

[Victor443]

But I have been using this setup for over a month and I didn't change any resolution settings, it just started happening out of nowhere.

 

[Ali Tauseef]

It could be a driver problem, happened to me too while I didn't even mess around with anything.
Restart your PC and repeatedly press F8 as it starts so you can get boot options, choose low resolution mode, see if it works then.
If it does, then change your resolution back after starting Windows.

 

[Gurba]

But I have been using this setup for over a month and I didn't change any resolution settings, it just started happening out of nowhere.

It's probably a handshake issue. I get it also with my Samsung TV. The handshake issue may be due to a faulty HDMI cable. There is some strain on the cable when it hangs from both PC and TV so replacing it is worth the try.

 

[xxblinks]

But I have been using this setup for over a month and I didn't change any resolution settings, it just started happening out of nowhere.

did u get a fix cause am having same problem with my gtx770

 

[xxblinks]

But I have been using this setup for over a month and I didn't change any resolution settings, it just started happening out of nowhere.

It's probably a handshake issue. I get it also with my Samsung TV. The handshake issue may be due to a faulty HDMI cable. There is some strain on the cable when it hangs from both PC and TV so replacing it is worth the try.

have tried it on 3 pcs with different HDMI but still same problem