My Diplay Is Not Working

Make sure the PC has power (sound or lights), see Troubleshooting No Power Issues.

Check for Logo or BIOS screen

If nothing is displayed on the screen, see if the logo screen or BIOS screen can be displayed.

• Recommended way to enter BIOS - ideapad
• Recommended ways to enter BIOS - ThinkPad, ThinkCentre, ThinkStation
• Recommended way to enter BIOS for Lenovo Desktops & All-In-Ones - Windows

Check cables if using an external monitor

1. Make sure the correct cables are connected from the PC to the monitor.
2. Make sure the cables are not loose.
3. Make sure the power cable is firmly attached to the monitor.
4. Consider trying a different monitor or cable, if available.
5. Try connecting the monitor to a different PC, if more than one is available.

For more information, see How to connect to an external monitor - ThinkPad - Windows 10
https://support.lenovo.com/solutions/HT509850

Check Display Settings

• For general display issues, check display settings.
  Right-click the desktop, choose Display settings, and see options for changing display settings.
• Some flickering issues may be resolved by changing the refresh rate.
  Right-click the desktop, select Display settings, Advanced display settings, Display adapter properties for Display 1, and then select the Monitor tab. Select a refresh rate that is supported by the monitor.
• For basic troubleshooting steps, see Troubleshoot screen flickering in Windows 10.
  https://support.lenovo.com/solutions/HT501290
• View display settings in Windows 10
  https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4027860/windows-10-view-display-settings

Update or Roll Back Drivers

https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/in/en/products/desktops-and-all-in-ones/lenovo-c-series-all-in-ones/lenovo-c240-all-in-one/10113/solutions/ht510324-troubleshooting-display-or-monitor-issues

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Why won't my Lenovo laptop detect my monitor?

Make sure the correct cables are connected from the PC to the monitor. ... Make sure the power cable is firmly attached to the monitor. Consider trying a different monitor or cable, if available. Try connecting the monitor to a different PC, if more than one is available.

Why is my Lenovo screen not working?

Causes of a Lenovo Black Screen

They include: Hardware errors: If the hardware components or peripherals such as cables are worn out, they could cause the screen not to display. A faulty display: If there is something wrong with the display, it could cause it to stop showing the picture

How do I fix my Lenovo screen?

Solution

Check Power.

Check for Logo or BIOS screen.

Check cables if using an external monitor.

For more information, see How to connect to an external monitor - ThinkPad - Windows 10. ...

Check Display Settings.

Update or Roll Back Drivers.

Try different applications.

Get support or warranty help.

How do I get my Lenovo to recognize my second monitor?

Click on System. Click on Display. Under "Select and rearrange displays," click the Detect button in the bottom-right corner (if available).

What to do if monitor is not displaying?

Check the Power

Unplug the monitor from the wall.

Unplug the cord from the back of the monitor.

Wait one minute.

Plug the monitor cord back into the Monitor and a known-good wall outlet.

Press the Monitor power button.

If this still does not work, try with known-good power cord.

Why won't my computer detect another display?

A buggy, outdated, or corrupted graphics driver may be one of the main reasons why Windows 10 won't detect your second PC monitor. To resolve this issue, you can update, reinstall, or roll back the driver to a previous version to fix and restore the connection between your computer and the second monitor

Make sure the PC has power (sound or lights), see Troubleshooting No Power Issues.

Check for Logo or BIOS screen

If nothing is displayed on the screen, see if the logo screen or BIOS screen can be displayed.

Recommended way to enter BIOS - ideapad

Recommended ways to enter BIOS - ThinkPad, ThinkCentre, ThinkStation

Recommended way to enter BIOS for Lenovo Desktops & All-In-Ones - Windows

Check cables if using an external monitor

Make sure the correct cables are connected from the PC to the monitor.

Make sure the cables are not loose.

Make sure the power cable is firmly attached to the monitor.

Consider trying a different monitor or cable, if available.

Try connecting the monitor to a different PC, if more than one is available.

For more information, see How to connect to an external monitor - ThinkPad - Windows 10

For general display issues, check display settings.

Right-click the desktop, choose Display settings, and see options for changing display settings.

Some flickering issues may be resolved by changing the refresh rate.

Right-click the desktop, select Display settings, Advanced display settings, Display adapter properties for Display 1, and then select the Monitor tab. Select a refresh rate that is supported by the monitor.