Hello! I heard you are the best guys in terms of tech. I have gotten quite desperate with the problem listed above. I have reinstalled Windows, updated drivers, replaced cables, I did EVERYTHING. And the worst part? The problem fixes itself a few hours after turning the computer on. Sometimes it's 2 hours, sometimes it's 4. I have disabled ASCR, same issue.
There USED to be a fix that worked every time until yesterday: change refresh rate in Display Properties (not Display Settings) click apply but NOT close the properties window. As soon as I close the properties window, it reverted to 59hz. Now it stays at the 60hz and doesn't revert, but the fix doesn't work anymore. For your info I run a dual monitor setup. This problem only happens when I drag and drop to maximize on my Asus VW202S, which is set at 60hz. My main monitor is set at 75hz. I KNOW the problem is something with refresh rate, but why does it fix itself sometimes then?
Not all apps do this, Opera and all browsers, Telegram and all games work just fine, but Notepad, Explorer, Excel and VLC (my most used apps) turn off the screen for a few seconds.
And to also add, this doesn't ONLY happen when drag and dropping from one monitor to another: this also happens when maximizing by dragging to the top of the screen on the same monitor.
There USED to be a fix that worked every time until yesterday: change refresh rate in Display Properties (not Display Settings) click apply but NOT close the properties window. As soon as I close the properties window, it reverted to 59hz. Now it stays at the 60hz and doesn't revert, but the fix doesn't work anymore. For your info I run a dual monitor setup. This problem only happens when I drag and drop to maximize on my Asus VW202S, which is set at 60hz. My main monitor is set at 75hz. I KNOW the problem is something with refresh rate, but why does it fix itself sometimes then?
Not all apps do this, Opera and all browsers, Telegram and all games work just fine, but Notepad, Explorer, Excel and VLC (my most used apps) turn off the screen for a few seconds.
And to also add, this doesn't ONLY happen when drag and dropping from one monitor to another: this also happens when maximizing by dragging to the top of the screen on the same monitor.