Hello everyone, yesterday we had 2/3 power cuts due to my dad playing with an old PSU, we have a switch board, so nothing was damaged, except my computer.
When I turned my computer on, all was normal, she displayed the BIOS, Hardware Monitor and Windows logo normally, but when it got to the login screen, 1 of my 2 monitors went dead, saying that the resolution was too high to display. I restarted and the problem continued, the next thing I tried was to boot in safe mode, it went fine, and displayed my login screen, but the NVidia drivers didn't load, but this is normal in safe mode, I reinstalled the drivers for the GPU, and restarted, same problem, reseated the GPU, same problem, got new VGA cables and DVI to VGA converters, same problem.
Specs:
GPU: Geforce 8800gt
CPU: AMD Phenom 2 quad core @ 3.31GHz
Monitors: 2 x Dell 2007FBp
PSU: 450w un-branded
HDD: 1 x 80GB IDE, 1 x 1TB sATA
When I turned my computer on, all was normal, she displayed the BIOS, Hardware Monitor and Windows logo normally, but when it got to the login screen, 1 of my 2 monitors went dead, saying that the resolution was too high to display. I restarted and the problem continued, the next thing I tried was to boot in safe mode, it went fine, and displayed my login screen, but the NVidia drivers didn't load, but this is normal in safe mode, I reinstalled the drivers for the GPU, and restarted, same problem, reseated the GPU, same problem, got new VGA cables and DVI to VGA converters, same problem.
Specs:
GPU: Geforce 8800gt
CPU: AMD Phenom 2 quad core @ 3.31GHz
Monitors: 2 x Dell 2007FBp
PSU: 450w un-branded
HDD: 1 x 80GB IDE, 1 x 1TB sATA
Thank you
from his computers like 20 years ago, the one I have currently is an old school one that I knew was going to need to be changed.
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