HDMI issues

[ruchir_ezio]

It seems that there's some problems with my GTX 760. I tried connecting other HDMI cords in that port and I'm getting the same problem. There's no such issue with the VGA port though. Any fixes?

[LukeLinusFanFic]

Looks like a hardware problem to me. Don't you have Display port or DVI on that card?

[Wormhole]

Faulty HDMI cable usually, probably damaged port or windows update have you tried newest drivers?

[LstpersonalOF]

I Think Is A Software Issue Because On My Laptop I Had The Same Problem And I Needed To Install A New Fresh Copy Of Windows 10 Home.
 

[Wormhole]

9 minutes ago, Lesantir_12 said:

I Think Is A Software Issue Because On My Laptop I Had The Same Problem And I Needed To Install A New Fresh Copy Of Windows 10 Home.
 

I would just uninstall the newest windows updates, no need to reinstall windows.

[ruchir_ezio]

4 hours ago, SwagMaestro said:

Looks like a hardware problem to me. Don't you have Display port or DVI on that card?

It does but I don't have the converters for it 

[ruchir_ezio]

1 hour ago, Wormhole said:

Faulty HDMI cable usually, probably damaged port or windows update have you tried newest drivers?

Both Nvidia and Intel HD drivers are upto date

[ruchir_ezio]

1 hour ago, Wormhole said:

I would just uninstall the newest windows updates, no need to reinstall windows.

Could you please guide me through the process

[ruchir_ezio]

1 hour ago, Lesantir_12 said:

I Think Is A Software Issue Because On My Laptop I Had The Same Problem And I Needed To Install A New Fresh Copy Of Windows 10 Home.
 

actually ive noticed that when i hold the hdmi tight towards the graphics card it the problem seems to get resolved temporarily

[Mick Naughty]

Try another cable. Use another interface. 

[ruchir_ezio]

46 minutes ago, Mick Naughty said:

Try another cable. Use another interface. 

Tried another cable on a seperate monitor. Same result

[Mick Naughty]

22 minutes ago, ruchir_ezio said:

Tried another cable on a seperate monitor. Same result

So it’s the hdmi port if vga works. Assuming you are converting dvi. 

[ruchir_ezio]

1 minute ago, Mick Naughty said:

So it’s the hdmi port if vga works. Assuming you are converting dvi. 

Yes I'm converting DVI to a vga

[LukeLinusFanFic]

Does this occur in the bios, or just in windows? If it's in the bios, your HDMI is probably toasted (assuming you checked a different cable).

 

Try and figure out by connecting a laptop wether the broken port is on the card or your monitor. Buy an adapter accordingly.