My nephew's PC displays picture on one screen, but won't show on another.
He has GTX1650. He connected monitor on DVI-D port and TV on HDMI port. TV is displaying picture, but monitor isn't.
When he turns on his PC, motherboard logo shows on a monitor, but as soon as Windows starts loading, the picture is switched to TV and the monitor says No Signal.
Nvidia Control Panel doesn't even see the monitor.
In Display settings/Multiple Displays it's set to Show only on 1. When we tried to click on Show only 2/Extend/Duplicate it won't let us.
Now, the weird thing is. When we open BIOS, it is displayed on monitor, not TV. But as soon as we exit BIOS, picture switches to TV and we can't use monitor again.
We tried to disconnect the TV and turn on PC with only monitor connected, but it's the same. It shows the MB logo, but when it loads into Windows, there's no picture.
Tried reinstalling nvidia drivers, no luck.
Before this he was using just a monitor connected via DVI-D. But after he connected TV via HDMI this problem happened.
He has GTX1650. He connected monitor on DVI-D port and TV on HDMI port. TV is displaying picture, but monitor isn't.
When he turns on his PC, motherboard logo shows on a monitor, but as soon as Windows starts loading, the picture is switched to TV and the monitor says No Signal.
Nvidia Control Panel doesn't even see the monitor.
In Display settings/Multiple Displays it's set to Show only on 1. When we tried to click on Show only 2/Extend/Duplicate it won't let us.
Now, the weird thing is. When we open BIOS, it is displayed on monitor, not TV. But as soon as we exit BIOS, picture switches to TV and we can't use monitor again.
We tried to disconnect the TV and turn on PC with only monitor connected, but it's the same. It shows the MB logo, but when it loads into Windows, there's no picture.
Tried reinstalling nvidia drivers, no luck.
Before this he was using just a monitor connected via DVI-D. But after he connected TV via HDMI this problem happened.