Monitor black when entering windows

Vivac93922

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I overclocked my monitor to 75hz and my monitor was fine. I overclocked it up to 77hz and my monitor screen went black. I restarted my PC and I'm able to see the motherboard hotkeys pop up and the window 8 logo comes up, but when my PC enters windows my screen goes black. I'm able to do stuff still, but I can't see what I'm doing. Whenever I've reset my computer and entered advanced startup settings, where it displays options to enter safe mode as well as other settings, but when I press the key on keyboard to go into safe mode nothing happens my PC just freezes.

EDIT: my monitor is actually an all in one PC so I don't have the typical options a monitor has.
 


I used a software to overclock it. It added the new hz options in my display options
 


I can't get it to run in safe mode is the problem. It displays no button to press to enter the setup to go into safe mode. Basically, I just really need an alternate way to enter safe mode....
 


CRU - http://www.monitortests.com/forum/Thread-Custom-Resolution-Utility-CRU

Also, you didn't really explain that well how to use the rescue usb/cd. I do have tons of CDs I could use, but not sure what you mean. Also, I don't have the original OS disk.
 


I can boot into windows, but can't see what I'm doing. I'm not sure how this would help.
 


Ok, I have a separate windows installed on my separate hard drive and I can access windows 7 from this and view files on my SSD, my main windows 8 OS, but not use the internet on the Windows 7 OS. So, should I delete something from my files from my Windows 8 OS?
 


Well, everything's <edited> I booted into Windows 7, but this isn't an activated copy, so I can't use the internet and also many other things were missing. Also, when I restarted my PC and tried booting from my SSD, where my Windows 8 OS is located, it still booted into Windows 7. I went back into Windows 7 to check if it even showed that I could set Windows 8 as my default OS, but there was only the Windows 7 option. Although that's true, it still shows the program files and everything on the SSD, so not sure what's wrong.