Blurry screens after monitors wake up from standby
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I recently purchased a new video card and two new monitors. Since then, I've noticed that often after the monitors turn off due to inactivity, when they wake back up one or both of the screens are very blurry. They look exactly the same as the pictures in this question: Monitor gets weird "blurry?" display
When this happens, the only thing that fixes the problem is rebooting the computer. Powering off or disconnecting one of the monitors when it's in this state not only doesn't fix the problem, but it freezes the computer (the other monitor stops displaying output and the computer won't respond to me pushing the power button).
Previous setup, when I had no problems:
- Nvidia GTX 670
- Old LCD monitor @ 1920x1080
- Windows 10
Current setup:
- Nvidia GTX 1070ti
- Two BenQ GW2765HT @ 2560x1440
- The same Windows 10 installation
Things I've tried:
- Updating graphics driver, including uninstalling the old one first
- Switching which ports the monitors were connected to on the GPU
- Replacing the DisplayPort cables with new ones
- Running and SFC scan
- Making sure Stereoscopic 3D is disabled in Nvidia Control Panel
I'm not sure what else to try at this point. The post I linked to mentioned that the problem went away after upgrading from Windows 8.1 to 10, but I'm already on 10.
Current Nvidia driver version is 417.01
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I recently purchased a new video card and two new monitors. Since then, I've noticed that often after the monitors turn off due to inactivity, when they wake back up one or both of the screens are very blurry. They look exactly the same as the pictures in this question: Monitor gets weird "blurry?" display
When this happens, the only thing that fixes the problem is rebooting the computer. Powering off or disconnecting one of the monitors when it's in this state not only doesn't fix the problem, but it freezes the computer (the other monitor stops displaying output and the computer won't respond to me pushing the power button).
Previous setup, when I had no problems:
- Nvidia GTX 670
- Old LCD monitor @ 1920x1080
- Windows 10
Current setup:
- Nvidia GTX 1070ti
- Two BenQ GW2765HT @ 2560x1440
- The same Windows 10 installation
Things I've tried:
- Updating graphics driver, including uninstalling the old one first
- Switching which ports the monitors were connected to on the GPU
- Replacing the DisplayPort cables with new ones
- Running and SFC scan
- Making sure Stereoscopic 3D is disabled in Nvidia Control Panel
I'm not sure what else to try at this point. The post I linked to mentioned that the problem went away after upgrading from Windows 8.1 to 10, but I'm already on 10.
Current Nvidia driver version is 417.01
windows-10 nvidia-graphics-card 3d-vision
asked Dec 1 at 17:46
Chris B
389411
The post you linked also says that this is fixed by changing the resolution and then changing it back. Does that workaround work in your case?
– harrymc
Dec 1 at 17:50
Thanks for pointing that out, I'll give that a try next time this happens. That might be a workaround to needing to reboot, but I'd really like to figure out how to stop it from happening in the first place
– Chris B
Dec 1 at 17:57
Did you get the video driver from the NVIDIA Driver Downloads?
– harrymc
Dec 1 at 18:07
Yep I did. I've tested it with and without GeForce Experience installed as well, but it's made no difference
– Chris B
Dec 1 at 18:10
This is probably hardware, either defective video card or incorrect setting on your part, for example too-high resolution or refresh rate. Check your parameters and my above workaround, but if you can find nothing then maybe you should ask to replace the video card.
– harrymc
Dec 1 at 18:19
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I recently purchased a new video card and two new monitors. Since then, I've noticed that often after the monitors turn off due to inactivity, when they wake back up one or both of the screens are very blurry. They look exactly the same as the pictures in this question: Monitor gets weird "blurry?" display
When this happens, the only thing that fixes the problem is rebooting the computer. Powering off or disconnecting one of the monitors when it's in this state not only doesn't fix the problem, but it freezes the computer (the other monitor stops displaying output and the computer won't respond to me pushing the power button).
Previous setup, when I had no problems:
- Nvidia GTX 670
- Old LCD monitor @ 1920x1080
- Windows 10
Current setup:
- Nvidia GTX 1070ti
- Two BenQ GW2765HT @ 2560x1440
- The same Windows 10 installation
Things I've tried:
- Updating graphics driver, including uninstalling the old one first
- Switching which ports the monitors were connected to on the GPU
- Replacing the DisplayPort cables with new ones
- Running and SFC scan
- Making sure Stereoscopic 3D is disabled in Nvidia Control Panel
I'm not sure what else to try at this point. The post I linked to mentioned that the problem went away after upgrading from Windows 8.1 to 10, but I'm already on 10.
Current Nvidia driver version is 417.01
windows-10 nvidia-graphics-card 3d-vision
asked Dec 1 at 17:46
Chris B
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I recently purchased a new video card and two new monitors. Since then, I've noticed that often after the monitors turn off due to inactivity, when they wake back up one or both of the screens are very blurry. They look exactly the same as the pictures in this question: Monitor gets weird "blurry?" display
When this happens, the only thing that fixes the problem is rebooting the computer. Powering off or disconnecting one of the monitors when it's in this state not only doesn't fix the problem, but it freezes the computer (the other monitor stops displaying output and the computer won't respond to me pushing the power button).
Previous setup, when I had no problems:
- Nvidia GTX 670
- Old LCD monitor @ 1920x1080
- Windows 10
Current setup:
- Nvidia GTX 1070ti
- Two BenQ GW2765HT @ 2560x1440
- The same Windows 10 installation
Things I've tried:
- Updating graphics driver, including uninstalling the old one first
- Switching which ports the monitors were connected to on the GPU
- Replacing the DisplayPort cables with new ones
- Running and SFC scan
- Making sure Stereoscopic 3D is disabled in Nvidia Control Panel
I'm not sure what else to try at this point. The post I linked to mentioned that the problem went away after upgrading from Windows 8.1 to 10, but I'm already on 10.
Current Nvidia driver version is 417.01
windows-10 nvidia-graphics-card 3d-vision
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The post you linked also says that this is fixed by changing the resolution and then changing it back. Does that workaround work in your case?
– harrymc
Dec 1 at 17:50
Thanks for pointing that out, I'll give that a try next time this happens. That might be a workaround to needing to reboot, but I'd really like to figure out how to stop it from happening in the first place
– Chris B
Dec 1 at 17:57
Did you get the video driver from the NVIDIA Driver Downloads?
– harrymc
Dec 1 at 18:07
Yep I did. I've tested it with and without GeForce Experience installed as well, but it's made no difference
– Chris B
Dec 1 at 18:10
This is probably hardware, either defective video card or incorrect setting on your part, for example too-high resolution or refresh rate. Check your parameters and my above workaround, but if you can find nothing then maybe you should ask to replace the video card.
– harrymc
Dec 1 at 18:19
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The post you linked also says that this is fixed by changing the resolution and then changing it back. Does that workaround work in your case?
– harrymc
Dec 1 at 17:50
Thanks for pointing that out, I'll give that a try next time this happens. That might be a workaround to needing to reboot, but I'd really like to figure out how to stop it from happening in the first place
– Chris B
Dec 1 at 17:57
Did you get the video driver from the NVIDIA Driver Downloads?
– harrymc
Dec 1 at 18:07
Yep I did. I've tested it with and without GeForce Experience installed as well, but it's made no difference
– Chris B
Dec 1 at 18:10
This is probably hardware, either defective video card or incorrect setting on your part, for example too-high resolution or refresh rate. Check your parameters and my above workaround, but if you can find nothing then maybe you should ask to replace the video card.
– harrymc
Dec 1 at 18:19
The post you linked also says that this is fixed by changing the resolution and then changing it back. Does that workaround work in your case?
– harrymc
Dec 1 at 17:50
The post you linked also says that this is fixed by changing the resolution and then changing it back. Does that workaround work in your case?
– harrymc
Dec 1 at 17:50
Thanks for pointing that out, I'll give that a try next time this happens. That might be a workaround to needing to reboot, but I'd really like to figure out how to stop it from happening in the first place
– Chris B
Dec 1 at 17:57
Thanks for pointing that out, I'll give that a try next time this happens. That might be a workaround to needing to reboot, but I'd really like to figure out how to stop it from happening in the first place
– Chris B
Dec 1 at 17:57
Did you get the video driver from the NVIDIA Driver Downloads?
– harrymc
Dec 1 at 18:07
Did you get the video driver from the NVIDIA Driver Downloads?
– harrymc
Dec 1 at 18:07
Yep I did. I've tested it with and without GeForce Experience installed as well, but it's made no difference
– Chris B
Dec 1 at 18:10
Yep I did. I've tested it with and without GeForce Experience installed as well, but it's made no difference
– Chris B
Dec 1 at 18:10
This is probably hardware, either defective video card or incorrect setting on your part, for example too-high resolution or refresh rate. Check your parameters and my above workaround, but if you can find nothing then maybe you should ask to replace the video card.
– harrymc
Dec 1 at 18:19
This is probably hardware, either defective video card or incorrect setting on your part, for example too-high resolution or refresh rate. Check your parameters and my above workaround, but if you can find nothing then maybe you should ask to replace the video card.
– harrymc
Dec 1 at 18:19
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I think I fixed this issue by downgrading my Nvidia driver from the latest 417.21 to 411.63. Something appears to be broken in the new 417 driver build from Nvidia. My issue is described below:
I was having a very similar issue as you described. The problem happens after waking the computer up from a monitor off state, not sleep. My second monitor becomes very blurry after the monitors have been in rest mode for a few hours. I've tried completely uninstalling my Nvidia drivers and updating to the latest, no help. I've tried adjusting resolution when the problem occurs, no change. If I turn off the affected monitor; the computer completely locks up and has to be reset. This started less than a week ago.
answered Dec 4 at 12:07
Brian B
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Well that's good to know. I just put in a replacement request with Amazon for the GPU because I didn't know what else to try, I'll have to see if I can hold off on that. How long have you been using the downgraded drivers?
– Chris B
Dec 4 at 14:43
I'm having exactly the problems that you described. It's occurring randomly when my monitors go to sleep due to the "turn monitors off after x minutes of inactivity" setting, not when my computer goes to sleep
– Chris B
Dec 4 at 15:01
I made the driver change last night around 24 hours ago (it is almost 11pm now) and the issue has not re-appeared since. It would appear if I let my monitors turn off for more than 2 hours previously. Try downgrading drivers and see if it solves your issue as well. As stated, I used 411.63 so start there.
– Brian B
Dec 5 at 3:39
I downgraded to 411.63 as well. However, Windows 10 promptly decided to override that and install 416. I had to set a group policy to stop it from doing that. I also saw that Windows was at version 1803 so I upgraded it 1809, maybe that will help as well. It'll take me a while to confirm that this fixed the problem, since my issues were sporadic.
– Chris B
Dec 5 at 14:19
Also, the release notes for driver 417.22 lists the fixed issue: "Display corruption may occur on higher refresh rate DisplayPort monitors upon resume from sleep mode", so maybe the latest driver update addresses our issue
– Chris B
Dec 5 at 14:24
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I think I fixed this issue by downgrading my Nvidia driver from the latest 417.21 to 411.63. Something appears to be broken in the new 417 driver build from Nvidia. My issue is described below:
I was having a very similar issue as you described. The problem happens after waking the computer up from a monitor off state, not sleep. My second monitor becomes very blurry after the monitors have been in rest mode for a few hours. I've tried completely uninstalling my Nvidia drivers and updating to the latest, no help. I've tried adjusting resolution when the problem occurs, no change. If I turn off the affected monitor; the computer completely locks up and has to be reset. This started less than a week ago.
answered Dec 4 at 12:07
Brian B
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Well that's good to know. I just put in a replacement request with Amazon for the GPU because I didn't know what else to try, I'll have to see if I can hold off on that. How long have you been using the downgraded drivers?
– Chris B
Dec 4 at 14:43
I'm having exactly the problems that you described. It's occurring randomly when my monitors go to sleep due to the "turn monitors off after x minutes of inactivity" setting, not when my computer goes to sleep
– Chris B
Dec 4 at 15:01
I made the driver change last night around 24 hours ago (it is almost 11pm now) and the issue has not re-appeared since. It would appear if I let my monitors turn off for more than 2 hours previously. Try downgrading drivers and see if it solves your issue as well. As stated, I used 411.63 so start there.
– Brian B
Dec 5 at 3:39
I downgraded to 411.63 as well. However, Windows 10 promptly decided to override that and install 416. I had to set a group policy to stop it from doing that. I also saw that Windows was at version 1803 so I upgraded it 1809, maybe that will help as well. It'll take me a while to confirm that this fixed the problem, since my issues were sporadic.
– Chris B
Dec 5 at 14:19
Also, the release notes for driver 417.22 lists the fixed issue: "Display corruption may occur on higher refresh rate DisplayPort monitors upon resume from sleep mode", so maybe the latest driver update addresses our issue
– Chris B
Dec 5 at 14:24
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show 1 more comment
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
I think I fixed this issue by downgrading my Nvidia driver from the latest 417.21 to 411.63. Something appears to be broken in the new 417 driver build from Nvidia. My issue is described below:
I was having a very similar issue as you described. The problem happens after waking the computer up from a monitor off state, not sleep. My second monitor becomes very blurry after the monitors have been in rest mode for a few hours. I've tried completely uninstalling my Nvidia drivers and updating to the latest, no help. I've tried adjusting resolution when the problem occurs, no change. If I turn off the affected monitor; the computer completely locks up and has to be reset. This started less than a week ago.
answered Dec 4 at 12:07
Brian B
262
Well that's good to know. I just put in a replacement request with Amazon for the GPU because I didn't know what else to try, I'll have to see if I can hold off on that. How long have you been using the downgraded drivers?
– Chris B
Dec 4 at 14:43
I'm having exactly the problems that you described. It's occurring randomly when my monitors go to sleep due to the "turn monitors off after x minutes of inactivity" setting, not when my computer goes to sleep
– Chris B
Dec 4 at 15:01
I made the driver change last night around 24 hours ago (it is almost 11pm now) and the issue has not re-appeared since. It would appear if I let my monitors turn off for more than 2 hours previously. Try downgrading drivers and see if it solves your issue as well. As stated, I used 411.63 so start there.
– Brian B
Dec 5 at 3:39
I downgraded to 411.63 as well. However, Windows 10 promptly decided to override that and install 416. I had to set a group policy to stop it from doing that. I also saw that Windows was at version 1803 so I upgraded it 1809, maybe that will help as well. It'll take me a while to confirm that this fixed the problem, since my issues were sporadic.
– Chris B
Dec 5 at 14:19
Also, the release notes for driver 417.22 lists the fixed issue: "Display corruption may occur on higher refresh rate DisplayPort monitors upon resume from sleep mode", so maybe the latest driver update addresses our issue
– Chris B
Dec 5 at 14:24
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show 1 more comment
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
I think I fixed this issue by downgrading my Nvidia driver from the latest 417.21 to 411.63. Something appears to be broken in the new 417 driver build from Nvidia. My issue is described below:
I was having a very similar issue as you described. The problem happens after waking the computer up from a monitor off state, not sleep. My second monitor becomes very blurry after the monitors have been in rest mode for a few hours. I've tried completely uninstalling my Nvidia drivers and updating to the latest, no help. I've tried adjusting resolution when the problem occurs, no change. If I turn off the affected monitor; the computer completely locks up and has to be reset. This started less than a week ago.
answered Dec 4 at 12:07
Brian B
262
I think I fixed this issue by downgrading my Nvidia driver from the latest 417.21 to 411.63. Something appears to be broken in the new 417 driver build from Nvidia. My issue is described below:
I was having a very similar issue as you described. The problem happens after waking the computer up from a monitor off state, not sleep. My second monitor becomes very blurry after the monitors have been in rest mode for a few hours. I've tried completely uninstalling my Nvidia drivers and updating to the latest, no help. I've tried adjusting resolution when the problem occurs, no change. If I turn off the affected monitor; the computer completely locks up and has to be reset. This started less than a week ago.
answered Dec 4 at 12:07
Brian B
262
answered Dec 4 at 12:07
Brian B
262
answered Dec 4 at 12:07
Brian B
262
answered Dec 4 at 12:07
Brian B
262
262
Well that's good to know. I just put in a replacement request with Amazon for the GPU because I didn't know what else to try, I'll have to see if I can hold off on that. How long have you been using the downgraded drivers?
– Chris B
Dec 4 at 14:43
I'm having exactly the problems that you described. It's occurring randomly when my monitors go to sleep due to the "turn monitors off after x minutes of inactivity" setting, not when my computer goes to sleep
– Chris B
Dec 4 at 15:01
I made the driver change last night around 24 hours ago (it is almost 11pm now) and the issue has not re-appeared since. It would appear if I let my monitors turn off for more than 2 hours previously. Try downgrading drivers and see if it solves your issue as well. As stated, I used 411.63 so start there.
– Brian B
Dec 5 at 3:39
I downgraded to 411.63 as well. However, Windows 10 promptly decided to override that and install 416. I had to set a group policy to stop it from doing that. I also saw that Windows was at version 1803 so I upgraded it 1809, maybe that will help as well. It'll take me a while to confirm that this fixed the problem, since my issues were sporadic.
– Chris B
Dec 5 at 14:19
Also, the release notes for driver 417.22 lists the fixed issue: "Display corruption may occur on higher refresh rate DisplayPort monitors upon resume from sleep mode", so maybe the latest driver update addresses our issue
– Chris B
Dec 5 at 14:24
|
show 1 more comment
Well that's good to know. I just put in a replacement request with Amazon for the GPU because I didn't know what else to try, I'll have to see if I can hold off on that. How long have you been using the downgraded drivers?
– Chris B
Dec 4 at 14:43
I'm having exactly the problems that you described. It's occurring randomly when my monitors go to sleep due to the "turn monitors off after x minutes of inactivity" setting, not when my computer goes to sleep
– Chris B
Dec 4 at 15:01
I made the driver change last night around 24 hours ago (it is almost 11pm now) and the issue has not re-appeared since. It would appear if I let my monitors turn off for more than 2 hours previously. Try downgrading drivers and see if it solves your issue as well. As stated, I used 411.63 so start there.
– Brian B
Dec 5 at 3:39
I downgraded to 411.63 as well. However, Windows 10 promptly decided to override that and install 416. I had to set a group policy to stop it from doing that. I also saw that Windows was at version 1803 so I upgraded it 1809, maybe that will help as well. It'll take me a while to confirm that this fixed the problem, since my issues were sporadic.
– Chris B
Dec 5 at 14:19
Also, the release notes for driver 417.22 lists the fixed issue: "Display corruption may occur on higher refresh rate DisplayPort monitors upon resume from sleep mode", so maybe the latest driver update addresses our issue
– Chris B
Dec 5 at 14:24
Well that's good to know. I just put in a replacement request with Amazon for the GPU because I didn't know what else to try, I'll have to see if I can hold off on that. How long have you been using the downgraded drivers?
– Chris B
Dec 4 at 14:43
Well that's good to know. I just put in a replacement request with Amazon for the GPU because I didn't know what else to try, I'll have to see if I can hold off on that. How long have you been using the downgraded drivers?
– Chris B
Dec 4 at 14:43
I'm having exactly the problems that you described. It's occurring randomly when my monitors go to sleep due to the "turn monitors off after x minutes of inactivity" setting, not when my computer goes to sleep
– Chris B
Dec 4 at 15:01
I'm having exactly the problems that you described. It's occurring randomly when my monitors go to sleep due to the "turn monitors off after x minutes of inactivity" setting, not when my computer goes to sleep
– Chris B
Dec 4 at 15:01
I made the driver change last night around 24 hours ago (it is almost 11pm now) and the issue has not re-appeared since. It would appear if I let my monitors turn off for more than 2 hours previously. Try downgrading drivers and see if it solves your issue as well. As stated, I used 411.63 so start there.
– Brian B
Dec 5 at 3:39
I made the driver change last night around 24 hours ago (it is almost 11pm now) and the issue has not re-appeared since. It would appear if I let my monitors turn off for more than 2 hours previously. Try downgrading drivers and see if it solves your issue as well. As stated, I used 411.63 so start there.
– Brian B
Dec 5 at 3:39
I downgraded to 411.63 as well. However, Windows 10 promptly decided to override that and install 416. I had to set a group policy to stop it from doing that. I also saw that Windows was at version 1803 so I upgraded it 1809, maybe that will help as well. It'll take me a while to confirm that this fixed the problem, since my issues were sporadic.
– Chris B
Dec 5 at 14:19
I downgraded to 411.63 as well. However, Windows 10 promptly decided to override that and install 416. I had to set a group policy to stop it from doing that. I also saw that Windows was at version 1803 so I upgraded it 1809, maybe that will help as well. It'll take me a while to confirm that this fixed the problem, since my issues were sporadic.
– Chris B
Dec 5 at 14:19
Also, the release notes for driver 417.22 lists the fixed issue: "Display corruption may occur on higher refresh rate DisplayPort monitors upon resume from sleep mode", so maybe the latest driver update addresses our issue
– Chris B
Dec 5 at 14:24
Also, the release notes for driver 417.22 lists the fixed issue: "Display corruption may occur on higher refresh rate DisplayPort monitors upon resume from sleep mode", so maybe the latest driver update addresses our issue
– Chris B
Dec 5 at 14:24
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The post you linked also says that this is fixed by changing the resolution and then changing it back. Does that workaround work in your case?
– harrymc
Dec 1 at 17:50
Thanks for pointing that out, I'll give that a try next time this happens. That might be a workaround to needing to reboot, but I'd really like to figure out how to stop it from happening in the first place
– Chris B
Dec 1 at 17:57
Did you get the video driver from the NVIDIA Driver Downloads?
– harrymc
Dec 1 at 18:07
Yep I did. I've tested it with and without GeForce Experience installed as well, but it's made no difference
– Chris B
Dec 1 at 18:10
This is probably hardware, either defective video card or incorrect setting on your part, for example too-high resolution or refresh rate. Check your parameters and my above workaround, but if you can find nothing then maybe you should ask to replace the video card.
– harrymc
Dec 1 at 18:19