Windows 10: LG 65" nano85 4k tv connected via gtx 960 4gb vram driver 465.89 every 3rd boot the tv is...

LG 65" nano85 4k tv connected via gtx 960 4GB VRAM driver 465.89 every 3rd boot the tv is disconnected from the network.

Display settings 3840x2160 hdr on 60 Hz 150%

I do not have this issue on another desktop running an AMD rx580 4 GB VRAM




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Logged out when connecting TV

Having same issues and this didn't work.

Windows logs out when connecting 4K TV via HDMI, It feels like I just got a brand new expensive TV just for Netflix and Youtube.

Can I get some assistance over here?

I've tried everything, changing cables/ports, restarting/turning off on the TV, clean reinstall of ALL my display drivers, deactivating integrated graphics chip via BIOS, installing newest/oldest NVIDIA drivers for my GPU WHILE connected to the TV (results
in the installer/Windows bugging out and crashing to Windows login screen).

Please help.

Setup:

LG OLED55B7M

Windows 10 Pro

GTX 960 SC 4GB

HDMI 2.0 18gbps

 

4K with GTX 960


I have (well had) three 3GB GTX 580's and I sent one to EVGA to get a replacement and they are sending me a 4GB GTX 960. My remaining two 3GB GTX 580's are faster than the single GTX 960. Can I keep using my two 3GB GTX 580's in SLI and then just output 4K using the 4GB GTX 960? So 580's for the graphics and the 960 to output 4K (Via HDMI 2.0).
Thanks!

 

Connection to LG tv

Thanks. I contacted LG and was told Window 8.1 bug, which was corrected by an update. I'm looking for a link to that update. Connecting PC to LG tv via wifi. TV is smart tv with wifi, which I confirmed is working. Connection using Smartshare apt.