Windows 10: Dual monitor issues purple,green,orange,black

Heya.

i have been using my dual monitor setup for years without issues but today when i updated to windows 10 october 2020 build everything went south.

Problem is that with 2 monitors connected it takes no more then 1-5 minutes before they both crash.
left monitor might show purple screen and the right monitor orange, sometimes blue,green or black.

when i right click the desktop to enter monitorsettings its all sluggish when opening up. then after a few seconds the monitors go green/blue/red/purple and the only solution is a reboot.

when im using 1 monitor everything is fine and dandy but as soon as i connect my second one after this update it crashes within 5 minutes.

im using a GTX 1080 TI and have tried connecting different monitors to it, all the same results so its not the monitors, and when using them solo in the GPU ports they work so its not a faulty port/card/monitor issue, its strictly software related .

anyone had similar issues?

//Marcus.

:)

 

LLX-Purple

Better in full saturation spectrum order:
red, orange, yellow, green, cyan, blue, purple, magenta, red.

 

Windows non-Blue Screens of Death... Green and Orange?

Many BSODs are listed in the article
Purple, Brown, Yellow, Orange, Red, Green Screen of Death explained.

Purple Screen of Death

Mainly seen when the VMkernel of an ESX/ESXi host experiences a critical error,
becomes inoperative and terminates any virtual machines that are running.
Requires reboot using the power button.

Brown Screen of Death

Mostly associated with game-plays, linked mainly to graphics.
Usually arrives when a PC game forces CPU and memory to run at speeds higher than
their official speed grade (over-clocking).

Yellow Screen of Death

Happened usually with Firefox accompanied by a weird buzzing sound, after an XML.
Probably does not exist any more.

Red Screen of Death

Mostly indicates issues related to the graphics driver and the corresponding
applications, caused usually by installing wrong drivers or by software conflicts
on boot.

Orange Screen of Death

Usually indicates fatal hardware errors and has many causes such as
watching a video, when booting into Windows, waking up from Sleep, BitLocker,
or when adding a second monitor

Green Screen of Death

Intended for Windows Insiders testing for upcoming Windows 10 test builds,
to make it easier for Microsoft support staff to differentiate between errors
in test builds and in production.

As Microsoft staff are not infallible, sometimes colored BSODs happen not
according to the above purpose.

 

Desktop display is green, grey and purple

Hello Karen,

There may be several reasons why your desktop display is showing green, grey, and purple. To assist you better with your desktop display concern, kindly answer the following questions below:

• When did this issue start?
• Have you installed any updates prior to this happening?
• What is the current version of your Windows 10? To check, type winver and press
  Enter on Cortana search.
• Have you done any troubleshooting steps to resolve this issue?

We are looking forward for your reply.