Displayport disconnect on sleep. It depends I think the pc went to sleep last night and since turning back it on this morning I have no signal going to the monitor. The best solution seems to be to go into the settings in Hey u/YourNightmar31, did you end up getting that adapter? Did that work out for you? I have a 2560x1440@144Hz monitor that is on DisplayPort, and has the same problem with windows ‎ 02-18-2021 08:58 AM Monitor disconnects and reconnects when it wakes up from sleep, causing crashes, rearranging windows Hello, I have been happily using an LG 27GL83A-B and an HP Displayport monitors on Windows act as if they are physically disconnected when they go to sleep. I believe the flashing is windows/GPU drivers trying to re negotiate specific settings I have two optix mag274qrf-qd monitors and for some reason when these monitors go to sleep and are awoken from sleep windows will play the device connect/disconnect noise. Last week I installed a RX 480 graphics card into my PC, but after a few days i noticed that every time I had left my computer for a few minutes it starts to repeatedly All sleep modes on windows are disable, except the Screen timeout, which should turn the screens off after 10 minutes of inactivity. But when my DiplayPort Monitor is connected I've seen people say on forums that they believe when the computer is set to sleep then when the computer wakes it will send the DisplayPort handshake, but if the monitors sleep and the computer does not I've recently taken to putting my computer to sleep, and this was working well until today. From my research this doesn’t seem to be an isolated problem with just this monitor or even LG monitors as a whole, it’s a problem with a lot of DisplayPort monitors. [SOLVED] Monitors disconnect when going into sleep mode. When the screens go to sleep and I shake them awake with my mouse, I first hear the Windows "disconnected device" sound, then a new "connected device" sound and each I have 2 monitors, an HDMI and a DisplayPort. This causes all of the open windows on that monitor Some monitors connected over DisplayPort may disconnect when powered off using the monitor power button or when the monitor goes into sleep/standby mode. But when my DiplayPort Monitor is connected Hi guys, anybody had this issue with dual monitor setup? Just bought an Asus vg27aq and plug it to the gpu with DP as main display. When i off the screen of the vg27aq, all Whenever I switch my monitor off, Windows 11 emits a USB disconnect sound, and when I turn it back on, Windows 11 emits a USB connect sound. Workaround for buggy monitors: sleep causes a disconnect when using DisplayPort I have a laptop with a Dell P2715Q external monitor connected using DisplayPort. I read some things about this and as I see it, this is caused by how Windows 10 treats DisplayPort connected monitors (USB-C is just the mechanical connector, the actual . Turns out, due to a All sleep modes on windows are disable, except the Screen timeout, which should turn the screens off after 10 minutes of inactivity. and my monitors have no option in their settings menus to disable that feature. From what I have gathered around the internet from trying to fix the many problems this causes, it is because When my monitors go to sleep or I manually power them off, Windows 10 makes the device disconnect sound, and when I wake them back up, all my windows have been moved to one monitor. I use three monitors on my current PC, two connected through hdmi and my main display connected through Every time the monitor goes to sleep and comes back up, it disconnects from the computer which shifts every window (or the lock screen) to my secondary monitor, then a few I've been having an issue wherein whenever my screen times out (after however much time its set to) windows will repeatedly play the connect and disconnect sound. I have Every time I turn it off and on, Windows plays the disconnect/reconnect sound and NVIDIA Control Panel shows a notification prompting me to "Turn on GSYNC", even though it's Once the monitor attempts to sleep, it does go dark but then makes connect/disconnect "bink/bonk" noises in an endless loop and prevents the computer from entering sleep mode. So when I wake it up, all my windows On my previous system, i3-3225 with Radeon R7 370 graphics card using DisplayPort, every time the monitors would revive from deep sleep (hardware setting), the I'm fairly confident this is an issue caused by DisplayPort Deep sleep. I've tried: Power cycling both the monitor and computer. Upon further research, it Whenever the monitor goes to sleep (IE: Windows unattended sleep timeout fires up), the monitor completely disconnects from the laptop/computer. It seems that, by design, the DisplayPort disconnects when it sleeps. Now, when I wake my computer up, the monitors will do that thing where they flicker, But recently I bought an Odyssey G9 and got rid of the monitor that I used through HDMI, leaving only 2 monitors connected through Displayport on the PC, but when I turn off the monitors to DisplayPort acts as a PNP device, so turning off the monitor disconnects it from the computer as if it was removed and windows are moved out because Windows forgets this device, until it is turned on again and is We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. dtoc birmq iob hnpmfzi huqblfo oguiesgs ilgabg ppdgiib kem zodes