Z68MA-ED55 (B3) dvi + hdmi no display.

[Alexisus]

Hello my dear friends I have a small issue regarding my new Z68MA-ED55. Now coming directly to the3 issue without wasting the time, when I start my computer it boots up, but the case what is happing is that my monitor is remaining blank only the cursor blinks on the top of the screen. Note that this is only happening when I am using the DVI and HDMI connections. But when I am using the VGA cable that time everything works very well. Hey guys I also updated my bios to 10.2 and changed to ahci. I have installed windows 7 64 bit.
Help please!!
Thanks in advance!

[Terrextre]

Hummm so you got the Z68MA-ED55 for you interesting. Let me tell to all those who are reading this post that these boards are pretty much new and I am having doubt whether any other individual would be having such an issue.
I am not sure about the solution for this but you try it out by giving the boot priority to the IGP. Hope that changing this priority should help you out.

[Balamani]

First of all congratulation for your new Z68MA-ED55. It’s a great board and you will benefit from it there is no doubt about it. But I think you not keeping interest in the technical news and new release.
You should keep interest in that also. You know Intel have notified that when you install your windows 7 with SATA disk that is configured in the IDE and you change it to AHCI / RAID then it is sure that it will not boot up. And the solution for it is that you need to reinstall the windows 7.

[Apple.Mac.Rocker]

Hello my dear friends this problem is very much common. Pair of potential many exist:
 The HDMI cable that is used may not be compatible.
 Intel Graphics protocol of yours may not be compatible.
 Your BIOS may not apply the given protocol correctly when it is initialized
 A handshake may not be taking place between the output and TV.

[Sn0w-Le0p@rD]

Hey all the replies are right according to me. After reading the replies I can tell you that those who have replied might be experts because if you read the replies you would come to know that a normal computer user cannot write all this. So you are quite lucky getting the replies from the experts.
I read your post and talked about this to my friends. We are not so much expert in this fields but we are trying to develop ourselves. So according to my friends you should try clear the CMOS and get back all the original setting and see if it works.