i swear tjere was more stuff

[shrewd holly]

,

[icy seal]

If this is a laptop:
Laptop displays are not connected to their dedicated GPUs, instead using the integrated GPU on the CPU. If your laptop model has a MUX switch, you can use it to bypass the iGPU. If it does not, you'll have to make the adjustments you want in your iGPU's control panel instead ("Intel Graphics Command Center" / "AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition").

If this is a desktop PC:
Make sure all of your monitors are connected to the ports of your graphics card, not to the motherboard. If you are unsure or don't know what this means, take a picture of the back of your PC and send it into this channel.

[shrewd holly]

TJATS

wjat i sjould see

tjats wjat i get

[shrewd holly]

anyone?

[uneven folio]

@shrewd holly read this, and answer if this is a laptop or a desktop

[shrewd holly]

Its a desktop and its connected to my gpu

[uneven folio]

See the last sentence in the post I've linked to?

Take a photo of the back of your computer, and upload it here.

[shrewd holly]

i dont got a phone

[uneven folio]

Describe this for me, then.

Your monitor has a video cable that ends up connecting to your computer.

Next to this connector on the computer end, are there USB ports on the same panel?

[shrewd holly]

it's in the middle where my gpu is

[uneven folio]

You didn't answer my question.

[shrewd holly]

Yea they are

Mb

[uneven folio]

At this point, open Paint and draw something resembling the back of your computer.

[shrewd holly]

I tried different ports and repluging it in it did not fix it

Il try to draw something

[uneven folio]

OK that's a fun one

[icy seal]

For a utility to automate DDU as much as possible follow this guide.

[shrewd holly]

i fixed it

i forgot to tell you