Good evening,
My primary HDD, containing my OS, crashed, causing me to run a fresh install of Win7 Pro on a new HDD. Ever since then, I'm unable to access my GPu, GTX 960. Both monitors are connected to the card, but Device Manager lists only a standard PnP monitor and a "Standard VGA adapter". Msinfo32 displays the same.
After reading through several forums on here, I attempted some of the suggestions that have been offered, the most recent of which was to re-seat the card, making sure that there was a solid connection to both the mainboard and psu. I disabled the "standard VGA adapter" through DevMgr, on the off chance that upon restart the mainboard would attempt to use the PCIe lane instead. No luck.
I would happily try another PCIe lane, but alas, my board only has one.
I'm not really sure what to do from here.
MSI FM2-A72MA-E35, Mainboard
AMD A6-6400K @ 3.9Ghz, CPU
Nvidia Geforce GTX 960, GPU
16GB
Windows 7 Pro 64-bit
Any help or advice that can be passed would be greatly appreciated. I'm really considering taking Mr. Wozniak up on his words about trusting computers.
My primary HDD, containing my OS, crashed, causing me to run a fresh install of Win7 Pro on a new HDD. Ever since then, I'm unable to access my GPu, GTX 960. Both monitors are connected to the card, but Device Manager lists only a standard PnP monitor and a "Standard VGA adapter". Msinfo32 displays the same.
After reading through several forums on here, I attempted some of the suggestions that have been offered, the most recent of which was to re-seat the card, making sure that there was a solid connection to both the mainboard and psu. I disabled the "standard VGA adapter" through DevMgr, on the off chance that upon restart the mainboard would attempt to use the PCIe lane instead. No luck.
I would happily try another PCIe lane, but alas, my board only has one.
I'm not really sure what to do from here.
MSI FM2-A72MA-E35, Mainboard
AMD A6-6400K @ 3.9Ghz, CPU
Nvidia Geforce GTX 960, GPU
16GB
Windows 7 Pro 64-bit
Any help or advice that can be passed would be greatly appreciated. I'm really considering taking Mr. Wozniak up on his words about trusting computers.
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