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A friend of mine has a laptop which Dedicated GPU stopped working last week, and it was displaying that when trying to access his OS (a distro of GNU/Linux):
We tried to install some other OSs after that but nothing worked, same error, nothing displayed.
Then we tried to put in a different HDD with an OS (Ubuntu) from a different laptop (mine one) with the same integrated Graphic Card in the CPU and with no dedicated one (His processor is an i5 3rd gen, i dont remind which, and mine is i7 3612HQ) in order to try to bypass the radeon drivers and it certainly worked!
So... What is the problem?
We had done all of this with his BIOS setted in CSM, but at the end, in order to see if Windows booted or not, we setted it into UEFI (I have my Windows OS installed on UEFI and my Ubuntu distro installed on CSM, that's why we did it), but the result was a totally black screen, nothing displayed.
We had thought in ripping off the dedicated graphics card, but i dont know what i must exactly remove, and i dont know if we can change something by an easier mode. I dont know if we can access to the bios bindly and try to reset it into CSM mode.
BIOS resetting did not worked, it automatically sets into UEFI.
Thank you so much for reading.
A friend of mine has a laptop which Dedicated GPU stopped working last week, and it was displaying that when trying to access his OS (a distro of GNU/Linux):
We tried to install some other OSs after that but nothing worked, same error, nothing displayed.
Then we tried to put in a different HDD with an OS (Ubuntu) from a different laptop (mine one) with the same integrated Graphic Card in the CPU and with no dedicated one (His processor is an i5 3rd gen, i dont remind which, and mine is i7 3612HQ) in order to try to bypass the radeon drivers and it certainly worked!
So... What is the problem?
We had done all of this with his BIOS setted in CSM, but at the end, in order to see if Windows booted or not, we setted it into UEFI (I have my Windows OS installed on UEFI and my Ubuntu distro installed on CSM, that's why we did it), but the result was a totally black screen, nothing displayed.
We had thought in ripping off the dedicated graphics card, but i dont know what i must exactly remove, and i dont know if we can change something by an easier mode. I dont know if we can access to the bios bindly and try to reset it into CSM mode.
BIOS resetting did not worked, it automatically sets into UEFI.
Thank you so much for reading.
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