Windows 10: Fix Input Not Supported Monitor error on Windows PC

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Some PC users on Windows 11 or Windows 10, mostly users that have a multiple monitor setup, are reporting the issue whereby they get the error message Input Not Supported on a black screen after booting up their computer. In this post, we identify the potential culprits as well as provide the most suitable solutions […]

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current input timing is not supported

Hi,

Following up on your concern about the error The current input timing is not supported by the monitor display. Please change your input timing to 1366x768@60 Hz or any other monitor listed time as per the monitor specifications. How did
it go after trying DaveM121's suggestion?

 

Monitor - No Input Signal

So you are suggesting that in the event this cable goes for a six, I try out the HDMI port? Seems quite a tenable suggestion - I never thought of that!

 

How do I remove the floating Input Not Support

Hi GeorgeKurth,

Please follow these steps to fix your problem on Input Not Supported.

Under the monitor name that is having the Input Not Supported error, click Display adapter properties for Display. In the popup pane, click the Monitor tab. In the Screen refresh rate, choose the recommended or default rate in the drop down menu. Save the changes
and restart your computer.

Let me know if the problem still persists.

Best regards,

Mandy