How to Fix Black Screen in Windows 10

On Windows 10, a black screen is one of the most common and complex problems you might face with your system. The error does not give any code or message to determine the cause to fix it. A black screen error is usually related to graphics drivers or compatibility problems, or it may end up being a hardware-related problem. If you are also having the same error on your device and need to tackle this as soon as possible, continue reading the below-mentioned causes and solutions for the same. 

 

Major Causes of Black Screen on Windows 10

 

For a black screen error in Windows 10, there could be many causes, including an issue with hardware and software. Mentioned below are some of the major causes that lead to a black screen on Windows 10.

• Check connection issues.
  

 

One of the major causes of the issue can be connections. In such a case, you should cross-check the physical connection, ensuring that both the ends of the video signal cable are accurately connected in the accurate in and out ports. After disconnecting it, disconnecting the video cable can also help wake up the screen. One can also re-check the monitor to ensure it's receiving the power. Or else you can try connecting the monitor to a different computer or using a different video signal cable to detect the issue with a broken display, graphics card, or damaged cable.

 

• Direct display.

 

There are times when Windows 10 lose its connectivity with the display, which results in a black screen. Use shortcut keys to refresh the connection with the monitor. Once you perform the wake-up action, you'll hear a beep activity, indicating that Windows 10 can respond to the command and is working to place a new connection. You can also press and hold the power button to shut down the device and then restart to overcome the issue.

 

• Disconnect non-essential devices.

 

Multiple device connectivity can also lead to a black screen on Windows 10. To solve the issue, disconnect all other devices, including printers, cameras, removable devices, and other USB devices from your computer. Now restart the system to check whether the problem is due to these devices or not. 

 

 How to Troubleshoot Black Screen on Windows 10 Before Log in

 

If you find the error before logging in, try a windows key sequence to wake the display by following the steps below.

 

• Firstly, press the capslock to check whether the status light for the key turns on or not.
• If it turns on, then select windows logo key+ctrl+shift+B. You'll hear a beep sound indicating that the windows are responsive. Select Ctrl+Alt+Delete for a desktop PC user, select Ctrl+Alt+Delete to sign in to the account.
• If the light doesn't turn on, press and hold the power button to shut down your device, then unplug your adapter. After a few seconds, plug in the adapter and restart the device.
  

 

How Can I resolve Black Screen Problem on Windows 10 After Log in?

 

After login, try to open Task manager to restart Windows Explorer if you get the error. If there's a cursor on the black screen, restart the Windows Explorer process. 

 

• First of all, to open Task Manager and restart Windows Explorer, Select Ctrl + Alt + Delete, then tap on Task Manager.
• Under the processes tab, search for Windows Explorer. Right-click Windows Explorer, then click on restart.

The methods and steps mentioned above can help you know the causes and solutions for windows 10 black screen online. You can also contact the service support team to resolve the issue.