Windows 10 Randomly Black Screen Error Fixed | Monitor Goes Black
39Windows 10 Randomly Black Screen Error Fixed | Monitor Goes Black
The only thing worse than a blue screen of death is a black screen of death. And the only thing worse than a black screen of death is a black screen that doesn’t even throw you a bone by telling you what’s wrong. With Windows 10, this can happen. Black screens during installations, updates, or at complete random have been reported by a number of users. Sometimes, nothing at all appears on the screen. Other times, you may have a mouse and keyboard but no desktop environment.
Issues addressed in this tutorial:
windows 10 black screen with cursor
windows 10 black screen after login
windows 10 black screen no cursor
windows 10 black screen after boot
windows 10 black screen before login
windows 10 black screen after update
windows 10 black screen with cursor after login
windows 10 black screen fix with cursor
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windows 10 black screen after sleep
windows 10 black screen after install
windows 10 black screen after update restart
windows 10 black screen after preparing automatic repair
Lately, several users have been experiencing issues where their monitors suddenly go black momentarily. This behavior is reported to occur repetitively for as low is every second to every few minutes. What makes the issue worse is the fact that the monitor malfunctions without any specific event or time.
A black screen on Windows 10 can happen for many reasons, but it's something that you can troubleshoot and fix quite easily.
Although a black screen could appear due to many things, it's usually related to graphics drivers or compatibility problems with a new version of Windows 10. It could also happen when the device receives a buggy system update. Or it could end up being a hardware-related problem with the display, video adapter, or physical connection.
This tutorial will apply for computers, laptops, desktops, and tablets running the Windows 10 operating system (Home, Professional, Enterprise, Education) from all supported hardware manufactures, like Dell, HP, Acer, Asus, Toshiba, Lenovo, and Samsung.