Windows 10: input signal not found

"Input signal not found" comes up when I shut down my computer.
I have gone the net and found some answers but none worked.
I just bought a new monitor HP 24W and it has worked great for the past 14 days.
All of a sudden the above "input signal not found" started to appear when I shut
down. I have checked and rechecked all the cables, nothing worked. I have updated
my Windows, nothing changed. Please help !!!! Any help is truly appreciated.
Ron

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Input signal out of range after Windows 10 Update


Hi all, @Michaelvas17 - attached is the information I was able to get using the steps you recommended (see image below).





@bobkn - unfortunately, it is in fact an Intel driver, and from doing a little research online, it doesn't appear that they have provided drivers that are compatible with Windows 10 (nor will they). (See Intel G43/G45 Express Chipset Graphics Card Dri... |Intel Communities, especially the final post).

@macinric - I would love to do this, but unfortunately my monitor does not actually have a DP jack - just VGA and DVI.

Any suggestions?? This is quite the problem.

 

Input Signal Not found,

"input signal not found" is a message from the monitor not the computer. this is because the computer has stopped sending a signal to the monitor, which you should expect as it is shutting down.

connecting extra cables will make no difference as the monitor will only cope with one input at a time.

 

"input signal out of range, change to 1600 x 1050 @ 60 HZ"

Hi,

Here are the reasons why you're getting the "input signal out of range, change to 1600 x 1050 @ 60 HZ" error:

• The monitor cannot accommodate the set refresh rate (e.g. 60Hz).
  
• Outdated graphics card driver
  

For us to effectively assist you with this, we'd like to know the following:

• Which build and version of Windows 10 are you running on your device?
  
• What is the maximum possible refresh rate can be set for your monitor (refer to monitor's manual)?
  
• Were there any changes made to your computer prior to this issue?
  

We're looking forward to your reply.