Windows 10: Graphics Card Keeps Getting Disabled Causing Lost Signal To Monitor And Having To Shutdown...

Hi. I've been having a lot of issues with my computer throughout the last month, it started with various problems such as blue screens and crashing, But for like 2 weeks now i'm having the same issue over and over again and I haven't found a fix for it yet. I've read a lot of forums and different ways of fixing it and tried most of them but haven't got a result. The problem is while playing games mostly in Dota2 and Elden ring ,or even a few times while just browsing in internet I lose my display and the monitor loses signal to computer and after a few seconds i hear a disconnecting sound fr

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Monitor not getting a signal when plugged into graphics card

So recently my brother and I just put together a new gaming computer. Everything was working for a couple weeks, then all of a sudden the computer randomly shut off. I went to restart it and I heard five consecutive beeps coming from the motherboard. I also
saw that the graphics card fan wasn't on, and I wasn't getting a signal to my monitor. If I plug my monitor into my motherboard, however, I do get a signal and I can use the computer using the on-board graphics. But considering the main use for the computer
is for gaming, the on board graphics don't do very well with that. I've tried taking out the graphics card and putting it back in, but it still doesn't work. The graphics card doesn't look damaged or anything from the outside so I'm really confused.

The specs:

GPU: Gigabyte Geforce GT 1030

MB: Gigabyte H310M S2P Ultra Durable

CPU: Intel core i3-8350k

RAM: Corsair Vengeance 8GB DDR4

I haven't overclocked anything either. If someone could help that would be great. Thanks!

 

Losing signal from graphic card the moment I start game

Actuall problem: the moment I start Left4Dead2 game I'm losing signal - monitor say "no singal".

• Windows 10 Pro Version 1703
  
• Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-6600K CPU @ 3.50GHz 3.50
  
• Graphic Card: NVIDIOA GeForce GTX 980 Ti
  
• Motherboard: ASUS Z170 PRO GAMING Z170 LGA1151
  

A more detailed description from potential start:

(this part probably not related) Few month ago my graphic card (GTX 660 Ti) stopped working - I lost signal to monitor the moment I turned on computer. Some tests showed, that card works on other computers, and other cards work on my computer. Problem was not resolved, few days ago I get new but used graphic card.

(more related?) Had problem with game "shadow of mordor" - I were losing signal the moment I started the game. Computer was working well. Left4Dead2 was working well. I managed to fix it, found solution, had to open nvida control panale and change some options for this game, to use this graphic cards. I can't find this solution now so I can't recreate exactly this solution.

(most related?) I updated Windows. For a moment shadow of mordor didn't work like before. Couldn't find the Nvidia control panel. I reinstalled drivers, Shadow of morder is working now. I checked Left4dead2 - not working, like Shadow of mordor before (and it DID work before update!). Uninstalled and installed the newest driver pack form Nvidia, same problem, Left4Dead still give no signal the moment the game start.

With shadow of mordor and other games there IS still sort of problem - for o short moment I'm losing signal from card, monitor "clicks off", but the moment later, game start and I'm getting signal back. So something is still wrong (never before my monitor "clicked off" even for a moment without a reason) but in the end it works perfect.

Still can't find nor install "Nvidia control panel" anymore.

When alredy in game have no problems. Everything works perfect, great details, higs performance, no artifacts, high FPS, no shutdowns, etc. etc.

 

Windows 10: Monitor has no signal

Hi,

• What is the make and model of the computer?
• How many graphics card are installed?
• How is the second monitor connected to the computer, with VGA,DVI or HDMI?

You may check the Graphics card present in the computer by these steps:

• Press Win+X on the keyboard and select Device Manager
• Expand Display Adapters and check how many graphic cards are shown.

If you have the option to choose multiple monitors provided by the graphic card manufacturer, try it and check