Windows 10 black screen Gigabyte GA-H61M-DS2 on clean install

[foxdie222]

so I have this gigabyte board model GA-H61M-DS2 which according to the company is windows 10 supported and they do have the drivers support. I plugged in a new hard drive in my pc and booted with a usb to do a clean install of windows 10. Just before the windows setup screen (right after when windows load files into memory) my monitor turns black giving me the error "The current input timing is not supported by the monitor display" i have tried plugging in the other monitor too and it gives the same error.

 

[thejackal85]

What type of connection are you trying with? If you're trying with HDMI/DVI it might not work without the drivers installed first. Have a VGA port to try it with? Onboard graphics to install the drivers first?

 

[foxdie222]

What type of connection are you trying with? If you're trying with HDMI/DVI it might not work without the drivers installed first. Have a VGA port to try it with? Onboard graphics to install the drivers first?

I am using it with vga connection. How do I install the drivers when i am doing a clean windows install?

 

[thejackal85]

Oh, I re-read your post, my mistake, I thought Windows was installed already. What size is the monitor you're trying to get visual to? What is the display device? A TV, monitor?

 

[foxdie222]

Its a dell monitor. 19 inch. The other i tried plugging it in is a 15inch monitor

 

[thejackal85]

It definitely sounds like a resolution problem, the picture is either too big or too small. Are there other video ports you can try connecting with? I'm thinking the visual it wants to output is too high for VGA.

 

[foxdie222]

Monitor has a dvi port too but the board just has a vga.

 

[thejackal85]

The board only has a VGA? Damn. I would recommend an adapter, but I really don't think that will help. Any room on your board for a graphics card?

 

[foxdie222]

Yes a pcie. But i don't have a gpu :/

 

[thejackal85]

That's the only other recommendation I have, is getting a cheap card and seeing what happens. You don't need it to last forever, just long enough to test with. You can probably order one online for $20.

 

[Wayne world solutions]

Hi I had the same problem , I played with the bios settings and eventual got it working,I set the following.

In it display igfx enabled
Internal enabled
Echi hand off enable
This works for me
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