- Nov 11, 2015
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Hi guys,
Today I've had some issues with my graphics card not displaying the correct resolution. Instead of displaying 1920 x 1080, the screen resolution has been stuck at 1024 x 768. Not sure how this came about, but when I was at my computer today I heard a USB ejection noise before the display changed. When looking at the Device Manager, I get Code 43 - Windows has stopped this device from working because it has reported problems. When I attempt to open Nvidia Control Panel, I get this message: You are not currently using a display attached to an NVIDIA GPU.
Not sure if a recent Windows update could be to blame, but it has worked fine up until today. I have also read that Code 43 is very vague.
Already explored troubleshooting methods:
Integrated graphics work perfectly fine, but obviously this is far from ideal when doing any gaming, editing, rendering or any creative work. If anyone has any suggestions or can help me out, I would be incredibly grateful. I'm not the best at troubleshooting so if you need any more information about the errors or my system please let me know too.
Thank you!
Today I've had some issues with my graphics card not displaying the correct resolution. Instead of displaying 1920 x 1080, the screen resolution has been stuck at 1024 x 768. Not sure how this came about, but when I was at my computer today I heard a USB ejection noise before the display changed. When looking at the Device Manager, I get Code 43 - Windows has stopped this device from working because it has reported problems. When I attempt to open Nvidia Control Panel, I get this message: You are not currently using a display attached to an NVIDIA GPU.
Not sure if a recent Windows update could be to blame, but it has worked fine up until today. I have also read that Code 43 is very vague.
Already explored troubleshooting methods:
Put a different card in (also GTX 970, EVGA though)
Put my card in another system (this didn't work to begin with but after logging in, it fixed the resolution not long after and stayed that way, leading me to believe that it isn't the card)
Changed PCIe slots
Removed drivers and done a clean install using both GeForce experience and the driver installer from Nvidia.
Checked by swapping HDMI, monitor, etc. HDMI was not plugged into motherboard while testing either.
Integrated graphics work perfectly fine, but obviously this is far from ideal when doing any gaming, editing, rendering or any creative work. If anyone has any suggestions or can help me out, I would be incredibly grateful. I'm not the best at troubleshooting so if you need any more information about the errors or my system please let me know too.
Thank you!
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