[SOLVED] Monitor not detecting signal through displayport RTX 2080

[Scarlogz]

Hey everyone,

Today I was playing some games on my PC then I took a break an locked the pc. When I came back I noticed my main monitor not detecting a signal through a displayport.,did a quick restart..nothing. I was gaming on this rig fine this morning now it's not showing a signal. I tried a different displayport on the graphic card same problem.HDMI works fine with the graphic card but displayport not being detected. I even tried different displayport cables, same issue.

here's Spec
Monitor- Asus VG248 (Main) //// LG IPS 2 secondary monitors
CPU- i7 4790K
Graphics- COLORFUL GeForce RTX 2080
Motherboard- Gigabyte H97-D3H-CF
Ram- Hyperx Fury 16 GB
power supply- Corsair cx750

Before this problem happen sometimes when I lock the screen then it dims, I have to restart to get it working again.

Finally I tried my friend's monitor with a displayport it works. Does it mean my main monitor is dead?

 

[terry4536]

Try uninstalling Nvidia experience, then try the DisplayPort ports again. Try updating the Nvidiia graphics driver with and without Experience.

It may also be a defective graphics card.


Download an install the graphics driver from this link. Use the custom install with the clean install option.
http://www.geforce.com/drivers

 

[Scarlogz]

The solution was that windows 10 automatically set my main monitor to "disconnect this monitor" on display settings. I had to change it to "Extend desktop to this display" option in multiple display to get it working again. Hope that this post might help someone in the future. ( That fixed my issue )

 

[terry4536]

You can also use Duplicate monitor depending upon how you are using the monitors.

 

[taeioum]

I think this is a common DisplayPort problem, cause the only other similarity our systems have is the same series PSU. I've had 3 DisplayPort monitors myself and they've all had some type of problems coming out of power saving mode.

Have you tried simply disconnecting your monitor from power? When I would disconnect the power cable and then plug it back in, it worked most of the time. If that doesn't work, turn off everything, disconnect all power cables for at least 15 seconds, then plug everything back in and power on your monitor before powering on your computer.

Tried your monitor on another computer?

 

[terry4536]

I think this is a common DisplayPort problem, cause the only other similarity our systems have is the same series PSU. I've had 3 DisplayPort monitors myself and they've all had some type of problems coming out of power saving mode.

Have you tried simply disconnecting your monitor from power? When I would disconnect the power cable and then plug it back in, it worked most of the time. If that doesn't work, turn off everything, disconnect all power cables for at least 15 seconds, then plug everything back in and power on your monitor before powering on your computer.

Tried your monitor on another computer?

The best way to reset a monitor is to disconnect both the power cord and monitor cable for a few minutes. Then reconnect and power up as normal.

 

[taeioum]

I think this is a common DisplayPort problem, cause the only other similarity our systems have is the same series PSU. I've had 3 DisplayPort monitors myself and they've all had some type of problems coming out of power saving mode.

Have you tried simply disconnecting your monitor from power? When I would disconnect the power cable and then plug it back in, it worked most of the time. If that doesn't work, turn off everything, disconnect all power cables for at least 15 seconds, then plug everything back in and power on your monitor before powering on your computer.

Tried your monitor on another computer?

The best way to reset a monitor is to disconnect both the power cord and monitor cable for a few minutes. Then reconnect and power up as normal.

Meh, probably true. I just unplugged my monitor while my PC was still running and plugged it back in. Worked most of the time.

 

[Scarlogz]

I think this is a common DisplayPort problem, cause the only other similarity our systems have is the same series PSU. I've had 3 DisplayPort monitors myself and they've all had some type of problems coming out of power saving mode.

Have you tried simply disconnecting your monitor from power? When I would disconnect the power cable and then plug it back in, it worked most of the time. If that doesn't work, turn off everything, disconnect all power cables for at least 15 seconds, then plug everything back in and power on your monitor before powering on your computer.

Tried your monitor on another computer?

I did try all the solutions about disconnecting the monitor and uninstall and update the drivers and they didn't work. My solution was on my previous answer. apparently it was a windows problem atumatically set to "Disconnect this display" now it's fixed, appreciate the help.

 

[Scarlogz]

Appreciate all the help, in some cases yes it's driver issues. Other cases in the monitor side and sometimes windows display can disconnect display automatically for some reason you have to change it.

 

[terry4536]

Glad you have it working again. Let us know if you need assistance.

 

[emmontenegro]

I think this is a common DisplayPort problem, cause the only other similarity our systems have is the same series PSU. I've had 3 DisplayPort monitors myself and they've all had some type of problems coming out of power saving mode.

Have you tried simply disconnecting your monitor from power? When I would disconnect the power cable and then plug it back in, it worked most of the time. If that doesn't work, turn off everything, disconnect all power cables for at least 15 seconds, then plug everything back in and power on your monitor before powering on your computer.

Tried your monitor on another computer?

Wow! Thank you so much for this. that's a weird issue