Question Why won't I get any signal in windows?

[Wosca]

I use a Ryzen 7 5700g for CPU and the GPU intergrated. I don't get any signal to my monitor when I load into windows but I have a signal in bios. I can verify windows is loading because I was able to shutdown the computer running "shutdown /h" in the run terminal. This started happening when I plugged my wheel into my usb port. I have uninstalled and reinstalled amd drivers multiple times. Reset windows twice and this still happens. I am able to load into safe mode. Any help would be appreciated.

 

[rgd1101]

full system spec? include brand and model of the psu
try reinstall the gpu driver?

 

[Wolfshadw]

This started happening when I plugged my wheel into my usb port.

Please clarify. What wheel and the system was up and running fine before attempting to connect this wheel?

-Wolf sends

 

[Wosca]

full system spec? include brand and model of the psu
try reinstall the gpu driver?

Ryzen 7 5700g
Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO 2x16gb 3200mhz
Corsair RMx 750
Adata sx8200 1tb
Gigabyte B550 Aorus Master

 

[Wosca]

Please clarify. What wheel and the system was up and running fine before attempting to connect this wheel?

-Wolf sends

I plugged in my G29 wheel with the shifter connected as well. I have already tried reinstalling the drivers.

 

[Wolfshadw]

Boot up your system without the wheel connected. Once up and running, connect the wheel to a motherboard rear USB port. Does the wheel calibrate (wheel should automatically rotate left and right)?

-Wolf sends

 

[Wosca]

Boot up your system without the wheel connected. Once up and running, connect the wheel to a motherboard rear USB port. Does the wheel calibrate (wheel should automatically rotate left and right)?

-Wolf sends

Yes the wheel does calibrate, but I still have no signal in windows. I have also tried loading without anything plugged in apart from the hdmi, still no signal.

 

[Wolfshadw]

If you're not getting a signal even with the wheel disconnected, then you have some other issue. I would suggest you disconnect the wheel, boot into Safe Mode and try reinstalling the AMD chipset drivers.

Then see if you can boot up normally again.

-Wolf sends

 

[Wosca]

If you're not getting a signal even with the wheel disconnected, then you have some other issue. I would suggest you disconnect the wheel, boot into Safe Mode and try reinstalling the AMD chipset drivers.

Then see if you can boot up normally again.

-Wolf sends

I just tried that and it still doesn't display anything.

 

[Wolfshadw]

How are you connecting your motherboard to your display?

-Wolf sends

 

[Wosca]

How are you connecting your motherboard to your display?

-Wolf sends

I am using a HDMI cable.

 

[Wolfshadw]

If you can, borrow someone's graphics card to temporarily install in your system to see if you can get it to boot normally. I'm beginning to suspect the motherboard, but cannot rule out the OS.

-Wolf sends

 

[Wosca]

If you can, borrow someone's graphics card to temporarily install in your system to see if you can get it to boot normally. I'm beginning to suspect the motherboard, but cannot rule out the OS.

-Wolf sends

I have used my Dad's 1650 Super and it works perfectly fine. WIth the integrated graphics, I have also reset windows and wiped the drive twice and the display still doesn't work. I also installed ubuntu to a USB and tried to run that. It is a similar problem, the display is getting a signal but it is completely blank.

 

[Wolfshadw]

I have used my Dad's 1650 Super and it works perfectly fine. WIth the integrated graphics, I have also reset windows and wiped the drive twice and the display still doesn't work. I also installed ubuntu to a USB and tried to run that. It is a similar problem, the display is getting a signal but it is completely blank.

In that case it sounds like either the integrated graphics have failed or the HDMI port on the motherboard has failed. Can't think of any other way to test other than replacing each component.

-Wolf sends

 

[Wosca]

In that case it sounds like either the integrated graphics have failed or the HDMI port on the motherboard has failed. Can't think of any other way to test other than replacing each component.

-Wolf sends

Ok, Thanks for your help. I will bring it to my local computer store tomorrow.