Many of you are thinking about the following: How to restart the graphics driver in Windows 10? And all the fact that despite the fact that the "dozen" has a lot of unique work opportunities, it takes place there are some jambs, which, now and then, arise, "then and there." This is exactly what happens in situations where the user:
- Configures your system to turn off the display if it does not use the computer for a while. After the computer is restarted, the black screen of the monitor disappears, but the message about the graphical driver failure appears.
- Uses "Sleep mode", which sends the computer to a certain semi-disabled state, but at the same time, it's only necessary to start it and it will immediately become available for work, without full load. The computer itself becomes active and working, but its graphics driver may fail and find itself in a situation where it does not fully work.
- Attempts to connect an additional monitor, which is connected, but the graphic image on it is not displayed correctly. Graphics can be slowed down or distorted at all. In some cases, the user also sees a message that there are problems with the graphics driver.
Of course, most of the above problems are solved very simply - you need to reboot the system, there are only situations when there is simply no time for it. At such a time, it's better to use the innovative features of Win 10, which are hidden behind the "hot keys" Win + Ctrl + Shift + B. After simultaneously pressing Win + Ctrl + Shift + B, you can notice how the monitor screen turned off for a few seconds and then switched back on. On the one hand, this action may seem strange to you, but if you look at it, it is one of the most useful, since it reloads the graphics driver in a few seconds, not in a few minutes, as with a full OS reboot.
It is worth noting that the above method is ideal for any graphics accelerator. The only thing that after rebooting, you may need, is to re-make adjustments when connecting an additional monitor screen. Any other changes you make to the system will take effect from the time you restart the graphics driver in Windows 10.
