I disabled my intel graphics card and i got a black screen, my monitor just says no signal and turns off but my pc works fine

TMIbro

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Ok so I was messing arround on my pc and I was looking to improve my graphics because I saw that the pc was using the intel graphics card instead of my nvidia gtx 750, little did i know that disabling the intel graphics card would ruin my weekend... My monitor is old and i cant connect it to my graphics card (gpu) so it has to be connected to my motherboard... is there a way i can fix this or like some keyboard buttons that i can press to get my screen back on?
 
Solution
Hi
if you are plugged into the motherboard then you are using the Intel graphics.
You can only use the graphics card if you plug the monitor into it.
Your easiest solution may be to borrow a monitor,plug it into the graphics card and then re-enable the Intel graphics.

makkem

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Hi
if you are plugged into the motherboard then you are using the Intel graphics.
You can only use the graphics card if you plug the monitor into it.
Your easiest solution may be to borrow a monitor,plug it into the graphics card and then re-enable the Intel graphics.
 
Solution
Try powering down, uninstall your GPU, then reboot. Windows should automatically re-enable or reinstall the iGPU driver. What connector do you have for your monitor? You should be able to find a plug adapter/converter that will work with your GPU.
 

TMIbro

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The thing is I can't acces my pc, i can hear the windows sound when it boots but the screen is black and I cant do anything on my pc, my monitor cant fit into the graphics card port but it can fit into the motherboard port.
 

TMIbro

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I thought of that as well, but i asked and no one has a monitor to give me..
Any other solutions?

 

TMIbro

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NEVERMIND!
Found the solution, I just plugged it in the graphics card, didnt even see it...
Thing is, I just built my pc and its new so yeah..
Lesson learned, thanks to both of ya for replying!