Windows 10: Issue Occuring with Windows 10 when TV Monitor is in Enhanced HDMI

Hello,

I'm having an occasional issue that pops up specifically on Windows 10 when my TV Settings are set to Enhanced HDMI. (Apologies that the image is popping up sideways. It shows the right side up on my PC but it's getting reformatted when I upload it here.) The TV is a Sony XBR55850D, but I believe the issue to be on the Windows side, not the TV itself.





Basically, the screen will start to spazz out for about a minute before going back to the way it should be. It only does this in Windows, I've tested my PlayStation 4 Pro and Nintendo Switch and my Cable Box on the same Enhanced setting and there is never an issue. I've tried a different 4K-Certified Cable (Monster Brand to be 100%) and the issue persists. I've tried it on different HDMI Inputs and the issue persists (The cable is plugged in to HDMI 3 at the moment.) I also had the main board on my Television replaced and the issue still persists which leaves me thinking that it might be a problem with Windows. This issue doesn't just occur in Diablo 3, it will occur anywhere in Windows, even on the Desktop when nothing is open. The issue is resolved if I change the HDMI Setting out of Enhanced HDMI, but I'd prefer stay in that setting. Also, I recently upgraded from the 980 Ti to the 2080 Ti and I'm still getting the same issue.

I managed to record the issue in action, so if anybody recognizes this, I'd be interested in hearing what the problem might be and how it can be fixed.


Shaky Screen - YouTube

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Laptop monitor is black but HDMI to TV works

So, I seem to be having the opposite problem of most. After updating my laptop to windows 10 the laptop monitor basically does not work - it's as if the graphics card does not see it. When I turn the computer on it shows me the dell logo with options to
open the boot settings, and it starts to show the graphics for loading windows and then just goes to a black screen. Like others I thought maybe it's the issue with thinking there's 2 monitors when there really are not because it's acting like my dual monitor
work computer at start-up, but none of the listed fixes worked. I tried to plug the computer into the TV via an HDMI cable and that does work but the laptop monitor goes from a 'light' black to an 'off' black. Of course the computer at that point only thinks
there's one monitor which is the TV when I go into the settings. I've tried every combination of plugging in and pulling out the HDMI at different points in the reboot process but I always end up in the same place of having to plug the laptop into the TV to
use it. It's as if the Intel graphics doesn't see the laptop monitor as an option. I also tried to update the graphics drivers but it says there are no available updates. Anyone else have this problem and a suggested solution so I can move my laptop away
from the TV?!

 

Hdmi TV no signal

Thank you for the update and sorry for the delayed response. To isolate the issue, try connecting the cable to other ports or use a different HDMI cable and see if it will work. If not, try following these steps to check output settings and see if it will
resolve the issue:

• On your desktop, right-click on a blank space and select Personalize.
• Click System then select Display.
• Check if you can see the TV as second monitor.
• If not, click Windows key + P.
• Select Duplicate.
• If the duplicate option is not applicable, select Extend instead.
• After that, repeat steps 1 to 3 again and see if the TV is now detected.

Get back to us with so we can provide further assistance.

 

Connecting laptop running windows 10 to hdtv with hdmi

I'm not very tech savvy.

• I know how to run the HDMI cable between laptop and tv.
• I know how to set my tv to use correct HDMI port.

What I need to know is how I tell my laptop to recognize my tv and configure it to use my tv as a monitor.

Anyone that can tell me step by step how to do this in windows 10?

Thanks.

Edit 11:43 PM

Thanks for all the help. Hooked up the HDMI cable, plugged tv back in, started laptop up, switched the tv to correct HDMI port and viola...there was my laptop start screen on my tv! Didn't have to do anything but make a few display
adjustments!

Thanks again, everyone.