LC49G95TSSNXZA How do I reset firmware to factory for clean install of update?

[nickarmoore]

I tried reset settings did not reset the firmware pls my monitor doesnt display when i reboot holding shift to launch in advanced settings, and i have bought no oem dp cords new gpu 4070 new motherboard z790 gaming wifi 7 update everything... also in device manager in safemode the monitor has a explanation mark on it and it isnt the same as the one I have it says its a LC49G95T the photo isnt the one in safemode but it would show a explanaion symbol also i have update drivers or nvidia with ddu and the monitor drivers from samsungs site the one called C49G9xT

 

[meself]

The mark next to it in device manager indicates a update or driver update is needed

[nickarmoore]

yes but I dont know how to do this I thought I updated it but it says Generic Monitor LC49G95T in device manager how do I go about this I tried searching for automatic updates

[meself]

Sometimes can find the driver on the manufacturer site in downloads

[nickarmoore]

I went to samsung downloaded the driver 1.0  C49G9xT.exe that's the driver I installed 

And then i went to devce manager and searched the downloads folder and it says windows could not find drivers for your device but the download is a .exe file so I have ran it that way before by just clicking on it and it installed so idk why device says that i need a driver

the driver says its 1.0 in device manager and says its Samsung so idk maybe it is good but in safemode it shows that explanation mark

[meself]

Just keep eye out for Amy problems should be good driver updates are not too often

[nickarmoore]

id like to know how to reset the monitor firmware from 1020 to the factory then upgrade the 1020 like I do with ddu with the GPU cards if u know a way to do that lmk 

[meself]

Let me check in that

[meself]

change your Samsung monitor's firmware back to factory settings and then upgrade it, you'll need to follow these steps: (1) Download the latest firmware from Samsung's support website, (2) Prepare a USB drive with the firmware file, (3) Update the monitor's firmware through the monitor's settings menu. 

1. Download the latest firmware: 

Visit the Samsung support website and find the firmware update for your specific monitor model.

2. Prepare a USB drive: 

Format a USB drive with FAT32 or NTFS file system.

Copy the downloaded firmware file onto the USB drive.

3. Update the firmware: 

Connect the USB drive to your monitor's USB port.

Access the monitor's settings menu.

Navigate to the "Support" or "System" section, and look for "Firmware Update" or "Software Update".

Follow the on-screen instructions to initiate the firmware update process.

4. Reset to factory settings: 

If you want to reset the monitor to factory settings, you can usually find an option within the settings menu.

Look for "Reset" or "Factory Reset".

5. Verify the firmware version: 

After the update, check the monitor's firmware version to ensure it has been updated successfully.

Troubleshooting: 

If you encounter issues during the firmware update, refer to the Samsung support website or contact their support team for assistance.

If you're having trouble finding the firmware update for your specific monitor, try searching for it on the Samsung support website using your monitor's model number.

[meself]

What I found hope it helps