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Duplicating Display issue when monitor display is off

Strayan_Hades

Hi,

 

So I've been having an issue with my setup where I like to duplicate my displays from two seperate rooms. First display is a Benq Monitor XL2420G in my Office and the Second is a Sony KDL55W800c TV in my Living Room.

 

The issue I'm having is when I manually turn off my Monitor and just have my TV on. I get 5 second flicker that occurs twice then a nofication appears saying Nvidia display has been connected. This can occur several times when watching Movies, Games and so on. An I havent found a solution. It also happens when extending the displays aswell.

 

Not sure if its a power setting on my monitor or a windows / nvidia driver causing the issue.

 

Any help on this would be great.

 

Cheers.

 

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ok how far away is the tv from your computer..you might be suffering from signal degradation..basicly how long of a cable are you using. you might need a hdmi booster

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On 9/21/2019 at 4:23 PM, circeseye said:

ok how far away is the tv from your computer..you might be suffering from signal degradation..basicly how long of a cable are you using. you might need a hdmi booster

About 20m hdmi I've got a booster for another device I can try. I'll keep you posted if that solves the issue.

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On 9/21/2019 at 4:23 PM, circeseye said:

ok how far away is the tv from your computer..you might be suffering from signal degradation..basicly how long of a cable are you using. you might need a hdmi booster

Tried that method, it seems to be the monitor disconnecting / connecting via display port not my HDMI. I've just contact Benq and awaiting a reply.

 

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