When the black screen appears, the device may still be on and working: the lights may blink, and the processor and GPU fans may spin, but the screen will go black. 🖤

The black screen doesn't display any error codes or messages that determine the cause. So, if you recently installed Windows 11 and are facing a screen problem Black, we'll tell you what to do. 💻

1. Check for Loose Connections

Before continuing with other methods, check your monitor's connections. Make sure your monitor is turned on and properly connected to a power outlet. ⚡

Next, turn off your PC and unplug the monitor. Once this is done, plug the connectors back in firmly to try and resolve the issue.

If the connection is correct and the black screen still appears, try connecting another monitor to your PC to see if the problem is related to the monitor itself. 👀

2. Restart Your Computer

If your PC is showing a black screen, here's a simple step: restart it. Before trying the following methods, be sure to restart your PC. 🔄

To restart your PC, press and hold the power button until the computer turns off.

Once it's turned off, you should wait a while and turn the PC back on. Then, check if the black screen issue is resolved. ✔️

3. Review Projection Settings

A black screen in Windows 11 can appear if incorrect projection settings are selected. In this method, we'll review your projection settings to troubleshoot the black screen issue.

Since you can't see anything on the screen, you'll need to try several times to correct the projection settings. To do this, press the Windows + P on your keyboard and use the arrow keys to scroll through the list.

When the screen appears, press Enter to select "PC Screen Only." 📺

4. Reset the Graphics Adapter

If the above method didn't resolve the black screen, reset your graphics adapter. Since you can't see anything on the screen, you'll need to use a keyboard shortcut to reset the graphics adapter.

Press Windows + CTRL + SHIFT + B to reset the graphics adapter. You'll hear a beep followed by a flash on the screen. This flash indicates the graphics adapter has been reset. Once this is done, the screen should reappear. 🔁

5. Update the Graphics Card

If the above method didn't work, you'll need to update your PC's graphics driver. An outdated graphics card driver is another reason for the black screen issue. If you can see the screen, follow the steps below.

1. Open the search for Windows 11 and I wrote Device Manager.

2. In Device Manager, expand the Devices section. Display adapters.

3. Right click on your graphics card and select the option Update driver.

4. Windows 11 will now search for and install the latest graphics driver. 🔍

6. Run Startup Repair

If the black screen in Windows 11 appears before the login screen, you need to run Startup Repair. A black screen before the login screen indicates startup issues. Here's how to run Startup Repair on your computer. Windows 11 computer.

1. Click on the Windows 11 start button. Now, press and hold the key Shift and select Reboot.

2. This will open the advanced boot options. On the boot screen, select Troubleshoot > Advanced Options.

3. Under Advanced Options, click Startup Repair.

Windows 11 will attempt to repair startup issues. Your computer may restart several times. However, after the restart, you should be able to get past the black screen. 👌

7. Uninstall Recent Updates

The black screen issue in Windows 11 often appears after installing recent updates. Therefore, it's recommended to uninstall the latest update to resolve the issue. So, here's what to do.

1. Click the Windows 11 start button and select Configuration.

2. In Settings, go to the tab Windows Update.

3. In the right panel, click on the Update history.

4. Now scroll down to the Related Settings section and click on Uninstall updates.

5. Right-click on the update that was recently installed and select Uninstall.

8. Update Windows 11

As we mentioned earlier, the same black screen issue was already seen in Windows 10. Microsoft fixed the problem with a simple update. 🔧

A black screen in Windows 11 may be due to a software bug. Therefore, it's always best to update your Windows 11 operating system. 🌐

To update your Windows 11 operating system, follow a few simple steps below.

1. Click the Windows 11 start button and select Configuration.

2. On the Settings page, click the option Windows Update.

3. In the right panel, click Check for updates.

9. Run an Antivirus Scan

Perform an analysis complete with the Windows Security application can also help. Here's how you can run a full antivirus scan with the Windows Security. 🦠

1. I wrote "Security of Windows» in search of Windows. Then, I opened the application Windows Security from the list.

2. When the Windows Security app opens, click on Protection against viruses and threats.

3. Click the button Analysis options in the Current Threats section.

4. In the Scan Options, select Full Scan and click Analyze now.

You'll need to wait until the scan is complete. Once it's complete, restart your computer and check if the black screen issue is resolved. 🔄

10. Perform a System Restore

If nothing has worked in your favor so far, it's time to make a system restore. However, to perform a system restore, you must first ensure that restore points are available. 🛠️

If a restore point is available, you can use it to revert the changes in the system made after creating the restore point. Here's how to perform a system restore.

1. I wrote Recovery in Windows Search. Then, I opened the Recovery app from the list of search results.

2. On the screen of Advanced Recovery Tools, select Open System Restore.

3. In the Restore system files and settings section, select Choose a different restore point.

4. Now select the restore point and click on Following.

5. In the confirmation box, click Finish. ✅

Windows 11 is prone to errors, and a black screen is a common issue. If your monitor is working and the above method didn't fix the problem, you may need to reinstall the Windows operating system. I hope this article helped. Don't forget to share it with your friends! 🤝