If you update Windows 10 and then your monitor is black and says OUT OF RANGE, this is how to fix it 100% in under 2 minutes.

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You update Windows 10, the PC restarts,
and you’re greeted with the dreaded OUT OF RANGE error!

But chill out, we’re gonna fix it in under 2 minutes

If you have multiple monitors, unplug all but one.

First we need to get Windows 10 into Safe Mode.

Manually turn off the PC.

Then turn it back on.

When Windows starts to load, manually turn off the computer again.
(When you see the progress circle, that is your cue to turn off the PC)

Then turn it back on.

Repeat these steps 2-3 times.

Eventually at start up, instead of the progress circle you’ll see
‘Preparing Automatic Repair’ – just let this load

From Automatic Repair, choose ADVANCED OPTIONS

Then choose TROUBLESHOOT

Choose Advanced Options

Choose STARTUP SETTINGS

And select RESTART

After Windows restarts you will enter Startup Settings

Press 4 or F4 to enable Safe Mode

After Safe Mode starts go to Control Panel
Or press the Windows key and type in ‘Device Manager’

I’ll choose Control Panel and select Device Manager

In Device Manager, expand DISPLAY ADAPTERS

Right Click your video card driver and choose ‘Uninstall Device’

Make sure you check the box that says, /”Delete Driver Software/”
And uninstall.

Then Restart Windows.

As Windows starts up it will automatically install a compatible driver for your video card.

And that’s it, the OUT OF RANGE error is fixed, and you can use your computer as normal.

If you wish, you can now go ahead and install the latest driver for you video card.

And of course connect any additional monitors.

FIXED

The system in the video is using an nVidia Quadro K5000 video card. This solution will work for other video cards as well.

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