My acer monitor is stuck on "Input Not Supported"

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My acer monitor is stuck on "Input Not Supported"

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My tower is an AMD. I was loading up a CODMW2022 and it informed me my driver might be outdated and referred me to a page where I could download updated ones. So I did so. The download goes fine, it asks me to restart, I did so and it begins doing all of its updating. After so, it goes to the "input not supported" screen for a little too long so I search for solutions. The main one I found way to open your computer in safe mode. I found a lot of users had the same problem I did. They couldn't. I did the "shut it off three times and open it" method. I also did the "spam f8 right after you turn your computer on" method and still nothing worked. If you can help please do.

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Anonymous

When you power on the computer are you able to see the Bios POST(Power-On Self-Test), manufacturer logo, and Windows logo? or do you only see a black screen and then Input Not Supported?

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Hi, I'm Robinson, and I’m happy to help you today.

I know how frustrating this may be for you but I'll do my very best to help you.

If you are not able to see even the Bios POST(Power-On Self-Test) screen you will need to perform a cold reset and then try to boot on safe mode.

Step 1:

1-Power off your computer

2-Unplug all cables

3-Press and hold the power button for 30 seconds

4-Reconnect the cables

5-This procedure will drain all static power on the motherboard

Step 2:

1-Power on your computer while holding the SHIFT button

2-The Advanced Startup menu will open on the boot.

3-Go to Troubleshoot.

4-Now, go to Advanced Options > Startup Settings.

5-Click the Restart button.

6-A window with various startup options will show up.

7-Press 5 or F5 on your keyboard to choose Enable Safe Mode with Networking.

8-Wait for your computer to boot

Step 3:

1-Once you are logged on the safe boot

2-Right-click on Start then click on Device Manager

3-Click to expand the Display adapters

4-Right-click on your graphic driver and select Uninstall. If available select the option " Delete this driver" and then click to uninstall

5-Reboot your PC

6-Then you should be able to boot on Windows using the generic display driver

7-Once you connect to the internet the Windows Update will install the correct driver for your computer.

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Anonymous

I've had no luck. I held the shift button as I powered on my tower then I turned on my monitor still holding down the shift button and it just brought back up the input not supported.

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Anonymous

Found the issue, had to use a bigger monitor so I could tweak the settings for a smaller one.

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