In some cases, pressing Windows logo Key + Ctrl + Shift + B to reset your graphics driver may fix your issue. If this does not work, see if restarting helps. If you are experiencing issues after an update, returning, or rolling back, to a previous version of your display driver may solve the issue. To roll back the driver:

To remove one of these, you can use one of the following methods. First, try putting your gateway into bridge mode. Each manufacturer handles bridge mode differently, so you'll need to check with your manufacturer or service provider to find out how to do this.

Learn how to connect your Windows PC to external monitors and adjust the display settings.

Sign in to your router's setup webpage, and make sure the router's UPnP setting is turned on. You can usually find first-time help with this in the router manual or on the manufacturer's support site. Turn the UPnP setting off and save your changes. Restart your console, your modem, and your router.

Make sure the adapter is plugged into a USB charging port on the second display. The adapter gets power through this port. For the most stable connection, use a USB charging port that's directly connected to a wall outlet and provides at least 5W (5V/1A) of power. The adapter can only connect to one display at a time.

Follow the monitor manufacturer’s instructions to set both external displays to use DisplayPort 1.2 as an input source. For example, this might be called Multi-Stream Transport (MST), which allows the first display to pass the signal along to the second external display.

Check the Xbox services, games, and apps for any service outages.

Windows Firewall helps protect your device by filtering network traffic and blocking unauthorized access. It lowers the risk of network security threats by allowing or restricting connections based on specific criteria such as IP addresses, network ports, and application program paths.

Wirelessly connect your PC to a monitor, projector, or other kind of external display that is connected to a WiGig dock. Turn on your TV or projector. Turn on your WiGig dock and make sure it's connected to the display. Make sure your PC supports WiGig and that it's turned on.

On a Windows 10 or Windows 11 device with a built-in display, when you connect an external monitor with a USB-C, DisplayPort, or HDMI connection, the wallpaper on the external monitor might not correctly fill the screen.