Out of Range Monitor Problem

Out of Range Monitor Problem.
How to fix Out of Range error on Windows 10 or Windows 11?
This video shows how to fix the Out of Range Monitor display issue easily. STEP BY STEP.

Seeing an “Out of Range” error on Windows 10 or 11 after an update or monitor change?
Don’t worry — this is a common display resolution issue, and in this video I’ll show you exactly how to fix it step by step, with on-screen demonstration so you can follow along easily.

This method works if:

Windows 10 or 11 shows Out of Range on startup
Screen goes black or blank after reboot
Display resolution is not supported by your monitor
You can’t see the desktop after an update or monitor change

What You’ll Learn in This Video

How to force Windows 11 into Automatic Repair mode
How to boot into Safe Mode
How to uninstall the display / graphics driver
How to restore your screen without reinstalling Windows
How to fix the issue safely on PC or laptop

Step-by-Step Fix Covered

Disconnect extra monitors
Force-restart to access Advanced Startup Options
Enter Safe Mode (4 / F4)
Open Device Manager
Uninstall the display adapter driver
Restart and let Windows reinstall the correct driver automatically

After this, your desktop should appear normally again without the Out of Range error.

Important Note

Some visual clips in this video are AI-generated for demonstration purposes only.
All troubleshooting steps shown are real, safe, and tested on Windows 11.

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