Monitor receives no signal

[jorideleuw77]

I have this problem that my computer starts up, but my monitor receives no signal. The monitor detects that a cable is connected, but it receives no signal. After a few tries of turning the computer on and off the monitor starts (the amount of times that I have to do this differs). I tried cleaning the computer, removing the RAM and I removed the small round battery from the motherboard and put it back in after 30 seconds. I also plugged the power cable out of the computer and hold the power button for 1 minute and I updated the drivers of my GPU. I have the same problem with different monitors and different cables (DVI and 2 hdmi cables), but nothing works. I have the same problem on 3 different monitor. I tested the monitors: BenQ GL2450, samsung 247Elh, MSI optix MAG241C and most recently BenQ EL2870UE.
I recently updated my computer from windows 7 to windows 10, but this also did not seem to work.

PC specs:
Asus M5a99fx pro R2.0
AMD FX-8350 Eight-Core Processor 4.00GHz
MSI Geforce GTX 1060 gaming X 3gb
Corsair Vengeance (pro series) DDR3 2x4 gb
Cooler Master V650 (power supply)
Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo
1tb hdd
Samsung 850 EVO SSD (250 gb)
BenQ EL2870UE - 4K HDR Gaming Monitor
BenQ GL2450

 

[shknawe]

are you using the display port?

 

[jorideleuw77]

I am not sure what you mean by that. What is the display port?

 

[shknawe]

its one of the slots for the video cord that goes to monitor. Display port cable. Have these monitors been working for you and they just stopped working?

 

[jorideleuw77]

My monitor is connected directly to the GPU via a hdmi cable. All the monitors had the same problem from the beginning, they did not turn on after turning on the computer. It always needed a couple of tries. I recently bought the monitor 'BenQ EL2870UE' and it also showed the same problem from the beginning.

 

[shknawe]

go in to power setting in win10 and under advanced power settings clicl on change plan settings then click on advanced power settings a box will pop up. There are settings in there for monitor/pcie power settings maybe that will help. Also you can try turning on high performance power setting.

 

[jorideleuw77]

I changed the power plan to 'High Performance', but when I looked in the advanced power settings I could only find PCI express and Display.

When I open the PCI express I get the option Link State Power management and this is turned off.

Under the option display I get the option Turn off display after and this is set to 15 minutes.

Changing the power plan to High Performance did not solve the problem.