Things may vary a bit here from one motherboard to another, but to find the option, go into the “Advanced Mode” (the F7 key on my Asus Z97 MOBO). Reboot your PC, then as it’s booting, press the Delete key until the BIOS screen appears. This helps overclock your CPU that little bit more, so if you’re worried about eking out those extra few-hundred MHz out of your rig, you may want to leave it on.īut if getting your PC some sleep is a priority, then you may need to turn this feature off, and to do that, you need to go into the dreaded BIOS. For example, most modern-ish Asus boards have a feature called “PLL Overvoltage” enabled by default. Disable PLL Overvoltage (ASUS Motherboards)Īsus deals with a lot of motherboards, and for the most part, they deal with them quite well, but there are a couple of quirks on them that can cause things to go a little bit wrong. Update - have changed motherboard to one with a Win10 compatible chipset and the problem has disappeared.Note that other monitor brands might also have this feature, so take a look in your monitor settings to see if you have it, then disable it if you like. In summary if something in your PC/laptop is not compatible with the latest win10 update you can spend a lot of time chasing your tail until you hit a brick wall. The PC still works well when running but I am going to change the mobo for one that supports win10. It's not obvious until I contacted asrock who confirmed this. I don't like to be beaten and have spent a lot of time going around in circles, the PC was a high end spec when built in 2011 but the root of the problems are due to the graphics chipset on the mobo do not support win 10. Once this is done, restart the computer and. Follow the on-screen directions to run this troubleshooter completely. Press Windows key + X and click on Control Panel. Now the PC is in hibernation mode the 2nd monitor will not wake up until I restart the PC. You may run the Power troubleshooter and restart the computer to check if this helps. My latest issue has been related to sleep mode start up, without going into too much detail this was overcome by changing from sleep to hibernation. Thsi might be the right way to solve the problem and not getting the HDCP issue.
Once the cable with the adapter is connected, the monitor will be detected and will not dispersal until you unplug the cable/adapter. I have increasingly had issues with the graphics side since upgrading to win 10, most I have lived with or overcome to a certain extent. First plug the adapter to the cable, and then to the computer. I have a PC with dual monitors and use the latest version of win10.
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