No display after trying to boot into Safe mode
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rabic
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Re: No display after trying to boot into Safe mode
all is fixed
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petroben
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Re: No display after trying to boot into Safe mode
It seems like you've encountered a challenging situation with your PC after attempting to resolve issues with "Intel Arc control" using DDU. Here are a few suggestions:
Windows Recovery USB:
Creating a Windows 11 recovery USB and attempting to repair or reinstall the operating system is a reasonable step. Boot from the USB and explore recovery options.
Check Hardware Connections:
Ensure that all hardware components, including the GPU (RTX 3080 Ti) and any other peripherals, are securely connected. Sometimes, a loose connection can cause display issues.
Try Different Video Outputs:
If your PC has multiple video outputs (HDMI, DisplayPort, etc.), try connecting to a different output on your GPU or the integrated graphics.
BIOS/UEFI Settings:
Access the BIOS/UEFI settings and check if there are any settings related to the GPU or display that might need adjustment.
Safe Mode Boot:
Attempt to boot into Safe Mode again. If successful, you can uninstall or roll back the problematic drivers.
System Restore:
If you have a system restore point, consider using it to revert your system to a previous state before the issue occurred.
Professional Support:
If the issue persists, seeking assistance from the manufacturer's support or a professional technician might be necessary.
Windows 11 Compatibility:
Ensure that your PC and components are fully compatible with Windows 11. Some compatibility issues might cause unexpected behavior.
Remember to approach troubleshooting carefully and consider creating backups of important data before attempting major changes to your system. If all else fails, professional support might provide the best solution. Good luck!
Windows Recovery USB:
Creating a Windows 11 recovery USB and attempting to repair or reinstall the operating system is a reasonable step. Boot from the USB and explore recovery options.
Check Hardware Connections:
Ensure that all hardware components, including the GPU (RTX 3080 Ti) and any other peripherals, are securely connected. Sometimes, a loose connection can cause display issues.
Try Different Video Outputs:
If your PC has multiple video outputs (HDMI, DisplayPort, etc.), try connecting to a different output on your GPU or the integrated graphics.
BIOS/UEFI Settings:
Access the BIOS/UEFI settings and check if there are any settings related to the GPU or display that might need adjustment.
Safe Mode Boot:
Attempt to boot into Safe Mode again. If successful, you can uninstall or roll back the problematic drivers.
System Restore:
If you have a system restore point, consider using it to revert your system to a previous state before the issue occurred.
Professional Support:
If the issue persists, seeking assistance from the manufacturer's support or a professional technician might be necessary.
Windows 11 Compatibility:
Ensure that your PC and components are fully compatible with Windows 11. Some compatibility issues might cause unexpected behavior.
Remember to approach troubleshooting carefully and consider creating backups of important data before attempting major changes to your system. If all else fails, professional support might provide the best solution. Good luck!
petroben