Windows 10: 4K TV Win 10 Secure boot -no signal-nvidia HDMI output

LG 4K tv 43uh610v i get no signal from hdmi output until login screen.Blank screen means i cant get into my bios or boot to disks.To do this i have to connect to my old 1080p TV which works .My card is Nvidia gtx 950.

By accident discovered that turning off secure boot fixes the problem.Would rather turn it back on ,so does anyone know
another fix for this that doesnt involve disabling secure boot? Is it safe to keep it off.

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Tv receiving signal but no display windows 10

hey, the issue was resolved today sort of. on one hand, the tv now is displaying through HDMI at 1080p through the graphics card. on the other, the original wire from DVI to HDMI still doesn't work and is theorized that the graphics card stopped outputting
to 4k meaning signal is alive just not displaying. this may have been due to using a lower end graphics card outputting at more than it could handle.

 

windows 10 and graphics output

I just upgraded from windows 8.1 to windows 10. In 8.1, I was able to right click on graphics options to choose the output I wanted which was to my TV thru HDMI. Since upgrading to win 10, I no longer have any output options. Is there a fix for this?

I did accidently discover that if my HDMI cable is plugged in, my pc is automatic "no signal" and screen is black. When I go into the other room where TV is(HDMI) the computer screen is displayed. Thus, if I remove the HDMI from the pc, the screen automatically
displays to the pc.

Any suggestions would be helpful.

D.

 

Hi there

4K Video has a load of DRM crud riddled into the HDMI output - so your cables need to be the correct level of HDMI - some cables won't even work on 1080p.

I've found the best way is to use a CHEAP (unbranded) Chinese 2 way HDMI splitter -- needs to be POWERED and allow up to 4K resolution to be passed through-- a lot of splitters tend to only allow 1080P video through.

This tends to strip off the DRM and avoid other problems as well with Video / Audio output,

Note use CHEAP splitters !!!! the expensive ones tend not to work.

I'm using this one so I can capture / record UHD TV from a SKY Q Silver main box (UHD 4K output) - works a treat on my Large TV.

4K UHD TVs - Neet - 2 Way HDMI Splitter 4K X 2K - Ultra HD - Full 3D Pass-Through With IR Control Functionality

I've a cheaper one for 1080p for a SKY Q minibox (sky Q miniboxes have max resolution of 1080p) and that works fine as well on my std TV monitor.

Note - don't plug in a 4K TV and a standard monitor to the outputs on the 4K splitter simultaneously as you then only get the lowest resolution (1080p) on both outputs -- You can have both connected so long as one is switched off so could solve your BIOS problem temporarily. No prob if both TV's are 1080p or UHD 4K -- then both displays work fine.

You might also need to see what the BIOS video output is -- before screen splash / boot it could be resolution is too low or frequency set incorrectly for your 4K TV -- often BIOS uses something like old type VGA before the system boots - and your super new TV might not be able to handle that low level of video resolution (too LOW tech !!!!!!!).

Cheers
jimbo

 

TV does support the low boot resolution/Freq because it works when i disable secure boot(SB).SB seems to block HDMI output until the login screen an then works from that point onwards.

The cable is fine its HDMI 2 and the TV/graphics card are also HDMI 2.Have tried about 4 others and still the same problem.
The firmware of TV is up to date.Have also tried different nvidia drivers.

Removing DRM from Sky Q records? LOL isnt that illegal?

Microsofts Secure boot has nothing to do with audio/video DRM.I havent a clue as to why its the cause of my problem.