How to fix a black screen in Windows 10

How to fix a black screen in Windows 10

Windows 10 is a widely used operating system in the whole world and it is built on top of the ground so that users can find it easily and easily. However, this is definitely not right. There are many problems that can grow in Windows 10 and we are going to show you how to solve one of the more dreaded people - the black screen.
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How to fix a black screen in Windows 10 during installation

If you run on a black screen during the installation process of Windows 10, depending on your hardware, this could mean that the installation is progressing in the background.

The first thing in this situation is that if your computer is particularly slow, then the black screen should be left for 6 hours. The better your hardware, the faster the process will be, but Windows is always worth trying to give it a chance to sort out.

If nothing has happened after this time, then press the power button on your machine for 10 seconds to force it to close. Unplug everything that is unnecessary (everything except your keyboard, mouse and main display) and try to reboot your machine and restart the installation process.

If you still have trouble, try installing Windows from a bootable USB drive.

Check your monitor's connection

It sounds silly, but the most obvious solution is usually correct. Make sure you check the connection between your PC and your monitor and the power cable of your monitor.

If you connect to electricity your monitor does not display standby lights, this may also be a problem with a power cable or even monitor.

If you are getting standby power lights, but you can not get a signal from your machine, try using any other connection or any other cable.

Force your performance to wake up

It is also possible that Windows 10 is not just detecting your performance. Use your keyboard to hit your Windows key + Ctrl + Shift + B, which will zoom in to your display.

Boot into safe mode to troubleshoot black screen problem

Booting into Safe Mode only starts Windows 10 with running essential programs and applications, so if it works then you will know that it is running on your computer which is the root cause of the problem.

When you fire your pc on your sign-in screen, hold down your Shift key and click the Power button on the bottom right of your screen, then select Restart.

If you can not see anything because your screen is already black, press the power button and reboot your machine again. Do this three times and you will trigger the Windows 10 automatic repair function. Follow the instructions below.

• Click on the advanced start-up menu and then hit the troubleshooting.
• Click Advanced Options.
• Head in Startup Settings
• Click the Restart button.
• On startup settings, hit 5 or F5 to enter safe mode with networking.

How to reinstall Your Video Driver

A problem with your screen can disturb your video driver, so it's a good idea to try to reset it.

Hit your Windows Key + X and login to your device manager.

Expand your display adapter, right-click on your display adapter and select Uninstall.

Press OK to confirm and then uninstall your computer.

Windows will automatically restore the display driver when it boots again, so if there was a problem, then it should be fixed now.