 So this is one I've never seen before. The screen is clearly divided down the middle, with one half being functional, and the other half, see, exactly half, being entirely non-functional. And I've gone into the screen resolution already, and I've verified that it is running at the correct setting. If I bring the mouse, if I move it over to the right side, you can see it takes exactly the same amount of time for me to bring it back over to the left. So there is clearly desktop back there, but it's not being displayed. I've tried unplugging, and plugging back in the monitor once, and so far that hasn't fixed it. So when I resolved this, and this is a known good graphics card, as far as I know, it just worked, but once I resolve this, I will let you guys know what it ended up being. But I just thought I'd share this with you. I've never seen this before. So it was doing it everywhere, in the BIOS, in Windows, even after I unplugged the graphics card, and it was giving me, like, you know, no signal connected error, like it would be over here, and I wouldn't see it, and it would be over here, and I'd see it, and it would be here, and I'd like it would cut off half. So what I did was I disconnected the monitor completely from power, data, everything, and then I waited like 10 minutes, and plugged it back in, and now it works. So I have no idea how that happened, but that's a tech tips moment that I thought I'd share with you, and this is why it is so hard to produce these videos, because there is so much stuff like this that goes on behind the scenes, you wouldn't even believe it.