- Mar 20, 2016
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I have an Asus Z170 motherboard with Windows 10. Had it going strong for 4 months and finally decided to switch out the stock cooler for a CoolerMaster. The install was a bit more involved than I had foreseen and I ended up jostling the GPU (Nvidia GeForce 650). By jostle I mean partially removed and then replaced.
Now I can't boot into Windows. I've tried the Bootrec /MBR fixes in many threads I've Googled, with no luck. That's the main issue, however I also note that the BIOS cannot see the GPU at all. Nothing has cracked or broken and I believe that my GPU is fully plugged in.
Has anyone experienced this, or have any suggestions? It's really frustrating to have made a minor improvement and then be confronted with these issue.
Additional info. Chkdsk sees my partition and confirms that it is unharmed. Additionally, I can see all my files in the BIOS.
Now I can't boot into Windows. I've tried the Bootrec /MBR fixes in many threads I've Googled, with no luck. That's the main issue, however I also note that the BIOS cannot see the GPU at all. Nothing has cracked or broken and I believe that my GPU is fully plugged in.
Has anyone experienced this, or have any suggestions? It's really frustrating to have made a minor improvement and then be confronted with these issue.
Additional info. Chkdsk sees my partition and confirms that it is unharmed. Additionally, I can see all my files in the BIOS.
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