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#Remove non pnp devices windows 10 how to
#Remove non pnp devices windows 10 install
#Remove non pnp devices windows 10 drivers
#Remove non pnp devices windows 10 update

Right-click on Generic PNP Monitor and select Update driver.Ĥ.

#Remove non pnp devices windows 10 install

Install the Generic Non-PNP Monitor Driver.ģ. Power on your PC, and check if the problem is solved. Leave the cords unplugged for 2-3 minutes and then reconnect all the cables.ĩ. Disconnect the video cable from the computer.Ĩ. Turn off your monitor and remove its power cord from the plug.ħ. Click Uninstall to confirm your decision.Ħ. Right-click at Generic PnP Monitor and select Uninstall device.Ĥ. Uninstall the Generic PNP Monitor device & Reconnect the Monitor.ģ.

When the driver rollback is completed, restart your computer. Select a reason for the driver package rollback and click Yes.ĭ. Select the Driver tab and then click Roll Back Driver.Ĭ. Right-click on the installed display adapter, and click Properties.ī.

#Remove non pnp devices windows 10 drivers

If you see that your graphics adapter is properly recognized from Windows 10, then probably the installed graphic driver is incorrect.Īt this case, proceed and install the latest drivers for your graphics card from the manufacturer’s support site, or, if the “Generic PNP Monitor” problem, appears after a Windows 10 update, proceed and rollback the video drivers.Ī. * Note: If Windows cannot find a different driver for your graphics adapter, then navigate to your computer (or graphics card) manufacturer’s support site, and download and install the latest drivers for your graphics card.Ĭase B. At the next screen, click Search automatically for drivers and let Windows to download and install the drivers for the display device. Right-click on the Microsoft Basic Display Adapter and select Update Driver.ī. If the installed display adapter is listed as “ Microsoft Basic Display Adapter” (like in the screenshot below), this means that the drivers for your graphics card are not installed.Īt this case, to fix the ‘Generic PNP Monitor’ problem:Ī. Now perform the corresponding action, according your case:Ĭase A. In Device Manager expand the Display Adapters.ģ. In the “Open” box, type: devmgmt.msc & click OK.Ģ.Press Windows + R keys to open the run command box.The second step to fix the Generic PNP Monitor problem, is to install (or to roll back), the graphic adapter’s drivers.

Install or Rollback the Display Adapter’s Drivers. Download and install all Windows updates and then restart your PC. Go to Start -> Settings -> Update and Security -> and click Check for Updates.Ģ. If the Generic PNP monitor problem, appears after installing or after updating Windows 10, proceed and install all the available updates. Install all available Windows 10 Updates. Install the Generic Non-PNP Monitor Driver. Uninstall the Generic PNP Monitor device & Reconnect the Monitor.

#Remove non pnp devices windows 10 how to

0.1 How to FIX: Generic PNP Monitor in Windows 10.

The only way that I got back to a properly configurable display detection was to completely disable Hyper-V. I tried just stopping the Hyper-v service, but that still didn't remove these "ghost" displays. Trying to manipulate the configuration seems to cause problems, and the system seemed to freeze for a little while, and then revert to the first duplicated configuration. The "Multiple Displays" dropdown just showed various options for duplicating the screen across combinations of the 6 identified displays. I could no longer get back to my original display extended display configuration (#1 extended to #2), and could not get my physical monitors to be identified separately. When I went into the "Display Settings" screen, I noticed that there were several additional identified displays (3,4,5,6) that do not physically exist. As soon as I restarted the computer, I noticed that my monitors were now duplicated (showing the same desktop on both monitors). I enabled Hyper-V on my HP Windows 10 Pro laptop today that has a 2nd monitor that is configured as an extended display (the laptop is #1, the external monitor is #2).