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Small HDMI-to-VGA Adapter make very often crash Windows 11 Pro
It started almost 2 month ago. I have 3 monitors on my adapter. 1 DisplayPort: 3840 (Main) 1 HDMI: 1920 (Auxiliary) 1 VGA 1920 connected to the GPU via the HDMI-VGA adapter (Auxiliary) I a...
Thank you for the clarification.
In case you remove the adaptor, are you able to boot into Windows?
What is the state of your device?
Does it fail to boot?
If yes, is there any error message?
Do you have access to the installation media?
In case you remove the adaptor, are you able to boot into Windows?
What is the state of your device?
Does it fail to boot?
If yes, is there any error message?
Do you have access to the installation media?
Removing the interface it boots but there are not othe external devices where to update the driver.
The driver is available (on Device Manager) only when the interface is connected.
And also I already said, when windows it's running and I connect the interface, Windows crashes, the PC tries to reboot but it's not capable.
The driver is available (on Device Manager) only when the interface is connected.
And also I already said, when windows it's running and I connect the interface, Windows crashes, the PC tries to reboot but it's not capable.
- You may remove the interface, then search for the driver in the device's manufacturer website.
Try the Clean Boot and then insert the interface and see if the problem persists?- This is something I already done. But it didn't solve the issue. I'm struggling a lot.
- Are you facing the same problem in the Safe Mode too?
Make sure report this issue using the Feedback Hub app, so the Windows team would be able to investigate the issue.
