So I recently got a 144Hz. monitor after realized my old 60Hz. was pretty much dead. I decided to keep my T.V. as my second display since A) I've had a good frame rate with two active displays for a while now, and B) Both displays would be 1920x1080.
I started up my computer today and switched my T.V. over to it's HDMI channel and now it will be detected by the T.V. as working (1920x1080 @ 60Hz.) and shows up as an active display in Windows, but my cursor will not go over to the T.V. and the T.V. is completely black. I know the T.V. is working fine because it displays television.
So I recently got a 144Hz. monitor after realized my old 60Hz. was pretty much dead. I decided to keep my T.V. as my second display since A) I've had a good frame rate with two active displays for a while now, and B) Both displays would be 1920x1080.
I started up my computer today and switched my T.V. over to it's HDMI channel and now it will be detected by the T.V. as working (1920x1080 @ 60Hz.) and shows up as an active display in Windows, but my cursor will not go over to the T.V. and the T.V. is completely black. I know the T.V. is working fine because it displays television.
What video card do you have? and have you cheaked your driver settings to see if its enabled
What video card do you have? and have you cheaked your driver settings to see if its enabled
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770. Yes, both displays are enabled in NVIDIA Control Panel.
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770. Yes, both displays are enabled in NVIDIA Control Panel.
Okay, so I was fooling with various settings for my displays and I wondered if my T.V. could still output sound. So I tested the T.V.'s sound with the little Windows chime and the display popped right up. I don't get how that worked, but it did.
Okay, so I was fooling with various settings for my displays and I wondered if my T.V. could still output sound. So I tested the T.V.'s sound with the little Windows chime and the display popped right up. I don't get how that worked, but it did.