Windows 10: Monitor lag when turning on 3rd screen BenQ BL3200

Hi All,


When turning on the 3rd screen on my new PC, the mouse is lagging.. and as soon as I turn off the screen, the lag goes away.

The screen isn´t that old so how can we solve the mouse lag?


Thank you!


Kind Regards,

Jimmy

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Black screen after turning monitor off and on


Hello all

I have a desktop PC, running windows 10

video card NVIDIA GTX 750Ti driver 364.72 (newest)

Dual Monitor :

BENQ connected with Digital Port
HP connected with DVI

Problem:

if I switch the BENQ monitor off, when I turn it on again it displays a black screen and there is NO WAY to have the screen back. The PC seem to be still working but no mouse or keyboard action can return the screen to normal operation, It stays black

Note: as I switch the Benq monitor off, the screen on HP monitor goes BLACK

Thanks for your help

Kind regards

Alex

 

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