New graphics Card- No Signal.

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jasonw321

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I have amd a4-6300 integrated graphics- monitor works fine with it.
I bought the gtx750ti and displays no signal. I also tried putting bios thingy into the IGD video as primary device or whatever.(it was on PCIE) but still. no signal (when I have the graphics card into the Mobo) and I tried putting D-sub into the motherboard and graphics card. - The fan spins
Integrated graphics settings is on Auto.
i have the Ultra LSP 550 Power Supply.
Motherboard: F2A68HM-H
I have Windows 10 Home
8 gb ram dds3.
This is also the first time i have ever gotten a desktop. So pleae bare with me
PC is also brand new. (like 1 week ago) and graphics card is just bought as well
Please Help.
 
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It's a little confusing to me.

I would suggest you remove the GTX 750 ti and then select default BIOS settings to return things to how they were and start again. (There's a hint that the wrong settings may have been selected.)

Install the GTX 750 ti as normal.
Plug the monitor cable into the GTX 750 ti.
Boot PC.
Install drivers.

Your BIOS should choose the GTX 750 ti as the display device automatically; most do. A few BIOS may need to have the PCI option chosen for it to use a discrete graphics card. (Yours sound like it should do it automatically.)
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Obakasama

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It's a little confusing to me.

I would suggest you remove the GTX 750 ti and then select default BIOS settings to return things to how they were and start again. (There's a hint that the wrong settings may have been selected.)

Install the GTX 750 ti as normal.
Plug the monitor cable into the GTX 750 ti.
Boot PC.
Install drivers.

Your BIOS should choose the GTX 750 ti as the display device automatically; most do. A few BIOS may need to have the PCI option chosen for it to use a discrete graphics card. (Yours sound like it should do it automatically.)
 
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jasonw321

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Okay, I don't know what I did, but i think obakasama is right.
so. Yesterday I started to do random stuff like make my integrated graphics disabled even though graphcis card wasn't working inside. And I knew there was probably some way to default settings. I found out you have to take out CMOS battery. SO i did that, Resetted. Then, Started getting error 0xc000001 or something(booting error) and so i went to safe mode did like chdsk. or whateva then restarted comptuer. Worked fine. THen because i saw your post, I tried putting graphics card in as your post had stuff to do with the bios in default. AND IT WORKS. WOOOT. THANKS for giving me hope Obakasama and making me want to try again! Also, tahnks James! I appreciate the help!
 
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