Open Device Manager, expand Display adapters, right-click the adapter you want to restart and choose Disable. But if you are still on Windows 7, you will try something else. The trick apparently has been around for a while, since Windows 8.
But be sure to save all your work before doing so just to be safe. The process takes a few seconds to finish and from what I can tell, nothing else has changed. Once pressed, the screen goes black, followed by a quick beep, and then everything comes back to normal right after, maybe in one flicker or two. The easiest way to try is to use this keyboard shortcut: Win + Ctrl + Shift + B. If you ever run into an issue that requires you to restart the video driver to refresh the display adapter on your Windows 10 PCs, here are some tricks that you can try without rebooting your computer.
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