Win 7 64-bit
MSI 660TI PE
Asrock Z75
Built September 2012
To preface: Everything about my PC/graphics card/monitor worked fine until I manually deleted the driver, I'm fairly certain there's no hardware failure.
After getting errors when starting BF4 I decided it was time to update my GPU driver. I proceeded to download the latest beta drivers 334.67. I then goto the control panel and delete the outdated driver and reboot. To which I have no display, showing "no signal" to both the HDMI inputs on the gfx card and the on board card, no display. I then try a VGA connection to the on board input, still no display. I then remove the video card and am able to get a display via VGA. Boot into safe mode and run driver sweeper to remove the old driver.
Boot back into windows normally to install the 334.67 beta driver. I get an error " The Graphics Driver Could Not Find Compatible Hardware". The problem is as soon as I put the card back into the mobo, I am unable to get a signal to any motor, HDMI or VGA. Even after setting my primary graphics boot to "on board" in bios.
And this is where im pretty much stuck. Since I can't get a display with the card installed, I cant get any driver to install. Every search I see is pointing to new builds and fresh install of windows, not simply deleting and old driver then updating. Last time I did this a few months ago, I didn't have this problem.
Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
MSI 660TI PE
Asrock Z75
Built September 2012
To preface: Everything about my PC/graphics card/monitor worked fine until I manually deleted the driver, I'm fairly certain there's no hardware failure.
After getting errors when starting BF4 I decided it was time to update my GPU driver. I proceeded to download the latest beta drivers 334.67. I then goto the control panel and delete the outdated driver and reboot. To which I have no display, showing "no signal" to both the HDMI inputs on the gfx card and the on board card, no display. I then try a VGA connection to the on board input, still no display. I then remove the video card and am able to get a display via VGA. Boot into safe mode and run driver sweeper to remove the old driver.
Boot back into windows normally to install the 334.67 beta driver. I get an error " The Graphics Driver Could Not Find Compatible Hardware". The problem is as soon as I put the card back into the mobo, I am unable to get a signal to any motor, HDMI or VGA. Even after setting my primary graphics boot to "on board" in bios.
And this is where im pretty much stuck. Since I can't get a display with the card installed, I cant get any driver to install. Every search I see is pointing to new builds and fresh install of windows, not simply deleting and old driver then updating. Last time I did this a few months ago, I didn't have this problem.
Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
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