Li'l Bertie
lvl.2
Flight distance : 1480344 ft
United States
Offline
|
TL;DR: If your monitor is plugged into DVI, try switching to an HDMI cable instead. Worked for me.
I had that same problem on Win10 Pro. I had a similar Win10 Home system where the calibration software ran normally, never a hiccup. When that machine retired, I was dismayed to find that it's fancy new replacement gave me a blank calibration screen. Reinstalling software, refreshing firmware, rebooting, restarting, reordering steps, resetting permissions : you name it, I tried it. I was desperate.
On a hunch, I swapped the monitor cabling on the new machine--just the cabling, mind you; same computer, monitor, & graphics card--from DVI to HDMI. Hey, presto! The calibration screen appeared, as it should, and I was able to successfully complete the sensor calibration.
I cannot even wildly guess why this change would make a difference, but it did, so I'm happy. I can't guarantee this technique will turn the trick for you, but it's a thing to try if you're desperate. |
|