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The video addresses a common issue where monitors connected via DisplayPort show no signal despite working HDMI ports. It identifies potential causes, such as outdated or corrupt GPU drivers and faulty cables or ports. To resolve this, it provides three practical solutions for Windows 10 and Windows 11 users: updating GPU drivers through Device Manager or Nvidia’s GeForce Experience, and power cycling the monitor. The tutorial concludes by urging viewers to like and subscribe if they found the information useful.
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In this segment of the video, the creator addresses an issue where a monitor connected via DisplayPort to a PC shows no signal, while the HDMI port functions correctly. The problem could stem from outdated or corrupt GPU drivers, or issues with cables or ports. The tutorial offers three solutions applicable to Windows 11 and Windows 10:
1. **Updating GPU Drivers:**
– Open the start menu and search for ‘Device Manager.’
– Expand ‘Display Adapters,’ right-click the display adapter, select ‘Properties,’ navigate to the ‘Driver’ tab, and choose ‘Update Driver.’
– Select ‘Search automatically for drivers’ or check for updates through ‘Windows Update.’
2. **Power Cycle the Monitor:**
– Turn off the PC and unplug the monitor’s power cord for one minute.
The tutorial also includes steps to use Nvidia’s GeForce Experience to check for and download the latest drivers, ensuring the GPU drivers are up to date.
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In this part of the video, viewers are instructed to press the express installation button and wait for G-Force Experience to install the latest drivers. The video encourages viewers to like and subscribe if the tutorial was helpful.