One of the most frustrating things Windows 10 or 11 users can encounter is a black screen.
Sometimes, disconnecting and reconnecting the cables can fix the issue.
If your video card has more than one output, try using a different port to connect your display.
It could be that one of the ports has an issue.
Safe Mode
Once your setup is in Safe Mode, press theWindows key+Xthen selectDevice Manager.
Scroll down the list until you seeDisplay Adaptersthen right-tap on the display driver so the list appears.
From here, selectDisable, then kickstart your machine.
Windows Explorer
Windows Explorer is the program thats responsible for loading your desktop.
If it doesnt load correctly, you may see ablack screen with a floating cursor.
Disconnect Unnecessary Devices
One or more of your peripherals could be causing the black screen issue on your PC.
Uninstall Your Display Adapter Driver
Uninstalling your display drive adapter could fix the black screen issue on Windows 10/11.
Its compatible with Windows 7 through 11 and offers a 30-day money-back guarantee if youre not happy.
