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I have three Dell Ultrasharp 2415 monitors connected to my PC.
First I wanted to Daisychain all three on displayport, but could never get the last monitor to display anything.
Then I Daisychained two of them and connected the last using DVI-HDMI cable.
But the monitors on the daisychain turn off for a second and then turn back on all the time. Sometimes only the last on the chain, sometimes both.
I tried to connect only one monitor using displayport, one using DVI-HDMI and the last one using external USB graphics. Still the monitor on DP turn off and on frequently. The other two allso did, but not nearly as often.
I tried to connect only one monitor using DVI-HDMI and the other two using two external USB graphics. Now the blinking has almost stopped, but still occurs.
I tried to update the driver: https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/25588/Intel-Graphics-Driver-for-Windows-7-8-1-15-36- https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/25588/Intel-Graphics-Driver-for-Windows-7-8-1-15-36-
I tried to connect the power to UPS to eliminate power issues
Any ideas how to get a stable image on my monitors?
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Hello tingholm,
Thank you for joining the Intel communities.
To better assist you could please attach with following information:
msinfo32:
- Please press Windows Key + R to open the Run Menu
- Type msinfo32 and click OK
- While viewing the System Summary node go to File then Save (Please do not use Export)
- Save your MSINFO32 report as msinfo32.nfo on your desktop for easy access and then you can post it here.
DxDiag:
- Press the Windows+R keys on your keyboard to bring up the Run command.
- In the "Run" command box, type in "DxDiag" and Press Enter.
- Once the Direct X Diagnostic Tool appears, click on the Save All Information button at the bottom.
- When asked to where to save the file to, select Desktop.
- The "DxDiag" filename should appear in the file name box. Leave this as is and click on the Save or OK button.
- Click the Exit button to exit the Direct X Diagnostic Tool.
- On the Desktop, there should now be a file name DxDiag or DxDiag.txt.
Also, I will appreciate if you can attach the Intel® SSU, you can downlaod the software here:
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/25293/Intel-System-Support-Utility https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/25293/Intel-System-Support-Utility
Regards,
Ivan
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Hi,
I'm just following on this thread to ask you if your problem is solved or if you need further assistance.
Thanks,
Ivan
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