Have you guys tried to uninstall your video drivers and vidio card software, then let MS install its own drivers?
I used the DDU tool, in my experience the best tool getting rid of drivers, software and possible leftovers. Then tried re-installing the NVIDIA drivers & software using the "clean install" method! Good luck.
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I would if I could see anything on my monitor...I get no power or signal to monitor, mouse or keyboard. I have reached out on the HP forums for information on W10 clean install, but it appears I need to be able to SEE what I'm doing in order to accomplish that. Since I don't have any signal to monitor, I'm hosed.
Reading this, I'm leaning towards a bricked MB. I may assume you have tried different video cables/ports and or checked them for not being faulty?
Wow, feel your frustrattion... This behaviour of your HP is NOT GOOD!
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Thanks mav,
Yes, I have just about exhausted all the options that an amateur might be able to.
It's funny that apparently my MB bricked after another or the same update, but I was able to recover it and after getting back to a restore point, had no further problems, until.... On a Sunday night, when MS TOOK control of my computer again to push another or the same update, I wake up the next morning to these problems.
A mere coincidence? I don't think so.
Regards,
SZ
I had some 'hope' it was a Nvidia issue that would have been irioned out with the latest 375.57 drivers.
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I have the same issue where trying to wake the PC I get no video signal, and have to re-boot to get the monitor to work. Also with the initial re-boot, the window is resized as if there is no video card drivers. Another reboot fixes the issue entirely. This is an AMD card BTW.
Anyway I posted about the issue here.
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