Windows 10: Windows 11 is not detecting second screen after Restart or Sleep when Fast startup is enabled.

Windows all the latest updates are installed. Laptop all the latest HW driver updates are also installed. The laptop lid is always closed. Wake on LAN is used to power it on. 2 external displays are always connected to a closed laptop. When the laptop goes to Sleep or Shut down with Fast Startup enabled, during the next power-on, one of the screens will not be detectable from the Windows. 2 identical monitors are on different ports: HDMI and USB-C The laptop has Intel Graphics built-in and a Nvidia RTX discrete card. I tried to restart every single hardware device which is possible to re

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windows 11 cannot detect my second monitor

Windows 11 cannot detect my second monitor. Help. I did all the suggested troubleshooting steps but nothing seems to work.

 

Abnormal shutdowns with Fast Startup enabled

Hello - I recently (18/6/2018) set up a new laptop(Dell Vostro 5370) which for the most part is running well, but Reliability History shows frequent "Windows was not properly shut down" events, which a sleep study report from powercfg shows are associated
with transitions into what the sleep study labels as "Shutdown (hybrid)". There are corresponding critical Kernel-Power event ID41 entries in Event Viewer. Turning off Fast Startup seems to work round the issue, but it would be good not to have to do this.
As well as updating everything in sight I have tried the usual checks with DISM and sfc, and run the hardware checks in Dell's SupportAssist, but they show no problem. I have also run the Boot Performance (Fast Startup) assessment in the Windows Assessment
Toolkit, but this just reports that it cannot complete the assessment owing to a system crash. Can anyone suggest any other troubleshooting steps, or remedies? Thanks...

 

Windows 11 PC Sleep Mode Issue: Unresponsive Wake-Up and Fast-Spinning Fans

I am encountering a problem with my Windows 11 PC where it fails to wake up from sleep mode. The only solution I've found to turn it back on is by manually switching off the power supply and then switching it back on. Additionally, I've noticed that as soon as I initiate sleep mode, my computer's fans start spinning at a high speed. This issue began occurring randomly, and I have not made any recent updates or changes to my system.

Troubleshooting Steps Taken So Far:

1. Checked for Windows Updates: I ensured that my Windows 11 is up to date with the latest updates and patches.
   
2. Driver Updates: I have also verified that all my device drivers are up to date.
   
3. Power Settings: I reviewed and adjusted my power settings
   
4. Enabled & Disabled Fast Startup and Hibernate