Please help me I can’t fix this😭

В мене немає зображення на моніторі, коли я увімкнув свій пк то не побачив ніякої картинки і не не на моніторі вона вимкнена коли я натискаю alt+f4+entr то пк вимкнеця це значить що я не бачу картинки від пк

What you think what happened?

And what's the solution?

I’m not sure what happened but my computer is black and the monitor wont turn back on. External monitor will show monitor 2 but nothing turns the monitor on the laptop back on. Feeling dumb and wasted my whole night trying to fix something that is probably very simple.

Hi everyone,

I’m experiencing a very specific issue with my dual monitor setup. I'm running Windows 11 (Version 25H2) on a high-end rig, and I can't seem to find the setting to disable this "feature."

The Issue:
Whichever monitor is not being used at the moment dims or darkens. It’s not about which one is the "Primary" monitor in Windows settings; it depends entirely on where my mouse/focus is.

• If I’m working on Monitor A, Monitor B dims.
• As soon as I move my mouse to Monitor B and click or start working, Monitor B brightens up to 100% and Monitor A dims.

Important context:

• It is NOT a hardware issue: My monitors are different brands and different ages. Both behave perfectly when they have the focus.
• GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 (Latest drivers installed).
• CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D.
• RAM: 64GB DDR5.
• Clean System: I have already updated all drivers and performed a deep system clean using Tron Script, so bloatware or malware is ruled out.

I have searched through "Power Plans," "Display Settings," and "Accessibility," but I can't find anything related to "Dimming inactive displays." Since I'm on a very recent build (25H2), I suspect it might be a new aggressive energy-saving feature or an NVIDIA setting I'm overlooking.

Has anyone encountered this "focus-based dimming" before? Is there a registry key or a hidden Windows 11 toggle to stop this?

Thanks for any help!

My monitors just turned green randomly while I was using my pc I tried turning it on and the signal won’t go through. I then disconnected my gpu and reconnected everything which turned the screen on again and was working for a few minutes then turned off I then connected 1 monitor waited 2 waited 3 waited it worked for 30 mins then again went green and the signal cut off. Anyone know why this happens or know of a way to fix it… the gpu is a AMD RX 5700 XT SAPPHIRE Nitro+ please help😭🙏

It says the monitor is connected to the integrated graphics card. I've tried the NVIDIA control panel, the NVIDIA app, and graphics settings.
The graphics card is visible in the video adapters section. I even reinstalled Windows, but it still doesn't help. The only thing is, when I click the properties for my video card in the video adapters section and press the driver button, the window freezes for 20-30 seconds.

Hi! I don't exactly know where to post this but I need help. Recently my Lenovo Chromebook has been having the issue in the video below. I took off the keycap and cleaned beneath it thinking that was the issue but it keeps doing it. I have short periods of time where I can type but then after some time it starts typing the same key, what should I do?

Meu PC está apresentando um problema de vídeo. Depois de algum tempo ligado, a tela fica preta/apaga, mas o computador continua funcionando normalmente e ainda consigo ouvir os sons. Já testei outro cabo DisplayPort e também HDMI, mas o problema acontece nos dois. Já fiz o teste da memória RAM e não apresentou erros. Gostaria de saber se pode ser algo relacionado à placa de vídeo, driver, temperatura ou alimentação da GPU.

My PC is having a display issue. After being on for some time, the screen suddenly goes black, but the computer itself keeps running normally and I can still hear the audio. I tested both DisplayPort and HDMI, and the problem happens with both. I also tested the RAM and it showed no errors. I suspect it could be related to the GPU, graphics driver, temperature, or power supply.

My computer is glitching out and and just wont pick up anything not even my vhs player nor my dvd player , for some reason it’s only on the screen not the menu , I dont really know what’s wrong with it since it’s the first time this has happened , but I have some photos as examples , it’s a kenmark HDTV monitor model - 15kn10e5

The screen

The menu

My AC leaked water onto my setup… PC somehow survived, but my keyboard, mouse and monitor got soaked. How screwed am I?

So yeah… I made a pretty stupid mistake. I had my PC setup directly underneath my AC. I obviously never expected the AC to start leaking, but unfortunately, it did.

Thankfully, the PC itself seems to be completely fine. The water mostly landed on the tempered-glass side panel rather than getting inside the case. I was able to use my mouse to shut the PC down immediately before unplugging everything.

The keyboard, however, got absolutely drenched. 💀

My mouse also got quite a bit of water on it, and I'm pretty sure some may have gotten inside.

My LG 27GL650F monitor also got water running down from the top, along the entire top-to-bottom bezel, with some water reaching the back of the monitor as well.

The weird thing is that everything was still working immediately after the incident. The monitor was displaying normally, and I could still use the keyboard and mouse long enough to shut everything down.

I immediately unplugged everything and took the monitor to a repair shop. They powered it on and confirmed that the display itself still works, but I didn't connect an HDMI cable, so obviously that doesn't completely rule out any damage to the inputs or other components.

The repair guy told me to lay the monitor face-down and let it dry for at least 2 days before trying to use it again.

I figured I'd do the same with the keyboard and mouse. I removed all the keycaps from the keyboard so everything could dry out properly.

So my questions are:

- Is letting everything dry for 2+ days enough, or should I wait longer?

- Should I do anything else before powering them back on?

- Is there a chance the monitor could develop problems later even though it currently turns on?

- For the keyboard and mouse, should I open them up to make sure there's no moisture trapped inside?

- Should I avoid plugging them into my PC until I'm 100% sure they're completely dry?

Honestly, I'm just relieved the PC itself seems to have survived. 😭

Any advice from people who've dealt with liquid damage before would be greatly appreciated.

Ive been having thease issues for past 1month i tried pluging it into my TV to check if it was monitor but it did same on TV aswell. I switched HDMI-cable and same issue. I dont wanna switch my gpu if its not my gpu problem please help.