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Hopefully, your issue is fixed, if not continue to the next solution just below.

Press either the 3 or F3 button on the keyboard. Restart happens quickly and it will display a new menu.Click the See advanced repair options button. Repeat this three times in a row, on the fourth time, and you will see the Recovery mode. To enter the Recovery mode, interrupt the normal boot process by shut down the machine just when you see the Windows logo.This can be done by following these steps. What you need to do is change the display resolution to a lower, supported setting. Sometimes you can have the correct driver however your resolution is set to a none supported value which causes your monitor to show a black screen. Restart your machine and hopefully, your issue is fixed, if not continue to the next solution below.The system will reinstall it using the default driver. There’s no “downloaded driver” or option to roll back, click the Uninstall Device button and delete the driver. If the previous driver worked, you can try the Roll Back Driver button to restore the last working driver (if it is grayed out it means there were no previous drivers). If you know the correct driver, click on the Update Driver button and browse to the correct driver.The name is most likely different from the image below. The hardware name is specific to your machine. In Device Manager, find the section Display Adapters and expand that, and double click on the name of the display adapter or right-click properties.Start Device Manager by either pressing Windows Button + x or right-click on the start button and then select Device Manager.Your machine now restarts into Safe Mode, which is visible on the wallpaper with Safe Mode written in each corner and the build number on the top-middle screen.Restart happens quickly and displays a new menu, press either the numeric 4 or F4 button on the keyboard.

Be sure to select Advanced options on the “Troubleshoot” page.Here select Troubleshoot on the “Choose an option” page.

To enter the Recovery mode, interrupt the normal boot process by shutting down the machine just when you see the Windows logo.One method to go around this is to start up in Recovery Mode and boot the PC using Safe Mode. It can be a bit difficult to correct driver issues if the screen is black, however. In my experience, the cause of a black screen or other display problem is often related to corrupt or incorrect drivers. Solution 1: Revert/change graphic driver in Safe Mode