See IOCTL_STORAGE_GET_DEVICE_INTERNAL_LOG and StorPortHardwareReset as good starting points. Storage DriversĪ storage miniport driver can now get and set more information about a device's internal state, including the ability to reset a device. See What's New for Windows 10 Display and Graphics Drivers for more details about these new features. Several new and enhanced display and graphics driver features are available in Windows 10, version 2004, including D3D12 mesh shader support, sampler support, raytracing extensions, video motion estimation, and video protected resources support. For info about how to register as an error source and report errors, see Using WHEA on Windows 10. Windows Hardware Error Architecture (WHEA) No changes are required to universal drivers for the version 2004 release, but documentation is available now so that you can plan ahead for upcoming changes.įor information about how to build, install, deploy, and debug a Windows Driver, see Getting Started with Windows Drivers. While Windows Drivers run on all Windows editions, Windows Desktop Drivers run only on Windows 10 Desktop editions. Windows Drivers are distinguished from Windows Desktop Drivers. A Windows Driver is a universal driver with a few additional requirements. In this release, universal drivers still exist, but are being replaced by Windows Drivers. Windows 10, version 2004 is a transition release for universal drivers. This setup has no integrated VGA, I need the GPU to have video.This section describes new features and updates for driver development in Windows 10, version 2004 (Windows Update). I have tested different cables, but it made no difference.
I can't understand why on the HDMI no video ever appears, on the DVI only the UEFI/BIOS screen appears and the VGA works normal.
The weirdest thing is that the PC even shows image with DVI, but as soon as Windows starts and a few minutes pass, the image is lost and I can't see anything anymore.įrom the VGA video I updated the drivers to the latest version. However, I can use the computer normally through the VGA cable.
No video, not even on that first UEFI/BIOS screen. I tried connecting an HDMI cable to a monitor. I rebooted, the first screen (the one to enter UEFI/BIOS) would appear and as soon as Windows loaded it lost video again. The PC ran for a few minutes normally, then lost video. I connected the GPU to a monitor with DVI input (DVI cable on both ends) and installed Windows 10. I bought some parts and assembled a computer for my sister.
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