Windows 10: Windows 10 HDMI & DVI Dual Screen problem

Hello guys, just upgraded my Windows 7 to 10 yesterday, since then I have been experiencing a problem of my Dell U2414h not able to display anything on startup without turning it off and turn it back on, meanwhile my Dell 2007FP has no problem displaying stuffs. I made a record with my phone to demostrate the problem (sorry for the Asian English) :
Windows 10 Dual Screen problem - YouTube

In the 2nd test, I set my PC to run only in 1 screen, which is the Dell U2414h, everything works fine tho.

My video card is an ASUS GTX750ti OC.

Anyone know how to fix this *Sad ?

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Second monitor wont work with Win10

This question has been posed and answered before, but the solutions offered wont work for me.

Spec is

- Windows 10

- Biostar motherboard with integrated Intel Graphics HD 4600 card (HDMI, VGA & DVI)

Problem

- I have successfully used HDMI & VGA monitors, but

- I cannot get the HDMI and DVI to work together (HDMI will work, not DVI - no sign of it in control panel/display)

- The DVI works during boot up, and when doing all sorts of stuff (like examining BIOS), before windows drivers kicks in, and then stops.

I have tried the following

- Updating driver

- Uninstalling & reinstalling

- Dropping back to Win 10 basic driver

- Win+P to see other displays

Any other ideas greatly appreciated

 

Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter compatible via hdmi Adapter to Displayport?

> Monitor only supports DVI, VGA and Displayport.

Same problem.

And I have not success with HDMI to DVI adapter. Only black screen.

But adapter works fine with other monitors with HDMI port...

 

Try uninstalling and reinstalling the latest Nvidia drivers. I'd recommend using DDU to uninstall them in safe mode. You can get it here: http://www.wagnardmobile.com/forums/...c.php?f=5&t=30

Sometimes upgrades can cause drivers to go wonky.

 

Tried your method, the problem still persists *Sad.

 

Any ideas guys D:?
I bought a HDMI-to-DVI cable in attempt fix the problem, but so far nothing happened...

 

yes, uninstall nvidia drivers for windows 10, and reinstall the old nvidia drivers.

 

I don't think you'd need an adapter. What version Drivers do you have? Are you using 2 HDMI cables or 1 HDMI and 1 DVI cable? Have you set your Video card Overclocked or stock?

 

okay this was driving me nuts, first do the windows + P, then select duplicate, after that go to display settings, advanced display settings drop the resolution back to 1360 from the 1366. everything appears good to go