Windows 10 Nivdia Graphics Problems

[Bluex]

So, I just upgraded to the new Windows 10 build (the Anniversary Update). Ever since I had graphics issues . I have a EVGA Nivdia GTX680. I tried reinstalling the graphics driver, it did not work. I have three monitors, one set at 1920x1080 the other at 1920x1200 and the third at 1680x1050.

The display will freeze up, multi colored dots, do weird scaling, or will just go blank. My graphics hardware has not given me any other problems.

 

[photonboy]

My GTX680 works fine.

Try:
1) single monitor, then

2) DDU http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html , then

(test right here with the basic Microsoft drivers and see if it works okay)

3) reinstall video drivers but choose "custom" and "clean" install path

 

[tsnor]

Grab an empty drive, build a fresh win10, install fresh video drivers. See if all problems go away.

The upgrade processes worked very well for most people. But it's not perfect.

 

[Bluex]

My GTX680 works fine.

Try:
1) single monitor, then

2) DDU http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html , then

(test right here with the basic Microsoft drivers and see if it works okay)

3) reinstall video drivers but choose "custom" and "clean" install path

I tried two monitors and it seems to be working fine. Now, what do I do with my third monitor?! Also I did do a clean install of the graphics drivers.

Thanks!

 

[Blackink]

Can you connect any 2 monitors and the computer works fine? Or does it act up when you just connect all 3 monitors?

The reason I'm asking is maybe that 3rd monitor is the problem, but if you dis-connect one of the 2 monitors that are working fine, and connect that 3rd monitor up, if everything works fine again, then it must have something to do with hooking up 3 monitors to the graphics card and trying to run all at the same time.

Maybe an adapter is needed to connect that 3rd monitor to the graphics card?

 

[Bluex]

Can you connect any 2 monitors and the computer works fine? Or does it act up when you just connect all 3 monitors?

The reason I'm asking is maybe that 3rd monitor is the problem, but if you dis-connect one of the 2 monitors that are working fine, and connect that 3rd monitor up, if everything works fine again, then it must have something to do with hooking up 3 monitors to the graphics card and trying to run all at the same time.

Maybe an adapter is needed to connect that 3rd monitor to the graphics card?

It is slightly more stable with two monitors. Still not perfect. It was working fine for months with three monitors, until I downloaded the anniversary update for Windows 10.