- Dec 19, 2014
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I bought a new graphics card (MSI GTX 1050 Ti), but since installing it, I can't get it properly functioning.
While I have the basic display driver installed and I install ANY Nvidia driver (tried a lot of older ones), everything seems to function normally until I reboot.
While booting, I see the BIOS info and the Windows 10 loading icons. But at the moment I'm supposed to see the log-in screen, I most of the time just see black. Sometimes I even hear the windows startup sound, and sometimes I don't. Sometimes I see the mouse pointer and am able to move it and sometimes I don't. Sometimes the PC just reboots again after a couple seconds on the black screen. And sometimes I see part of the log-in screen, like the cursor where you would type the password or a part of a button where you would select which account to log in to.
If I just type in my password and press Enter (while seeing the black screen or part of the log-in screen), sometimes I log in to my account successfully, but after a couple of seconds the screen goes black again and the PC reboots.
The issue is extremely random, but my PC never works properly.
I have to boot to safe-mode every time to remove the graphic card drivers again (via Display Driver Uninstaller). Then I can at least boot up, but I have to graphic drivers installed, which makes gaming or videos impossible.
I've been searching all over the internet, because this kind of problem occurs often. But I haven't found a working solution yet, because even the newest NVIDA drivers don't work. I tried changing cables (HDMI, DVI) but this didn't fix it. I also tried to let Windows update find and install the drivers unsuccessfully and I updated my motherboard BIOS to the latest version but the problem still persists
What can I do to fix this?
My hardware:
ASRock M3A UCC motherbord
AMD Phenom II X6 1090T processor
3x4GB Kingston DDR3 1600 RAM memory (3x exactly the same)
Point of View: Black diamond BD500W power supply
While I have the basic display driver installed and I install ANY Nvidia driver (tried a lot of older ones), everything seems to function normally until I reboot.
While booting, I see the BIOS info and the Windows 10 loading icons. But at the moment I'm supposed to see the log-in screen, I most of the time just see black. Sometimes I even hear the windows startup sound, and sometimes I don't. Sometimes I see the mouse pointer and am able to move it and sometimes I don't. Sometimes the PC just reboots again after a couple seconds on the black screen. And sometimes I see part of the log-in screen, like the cursor where you would type the password or a part of a button where you would select which account to log in to.
If I just type in my password and press Enter (while seeing the black screen or part of the log-in screen), sometimes I log in to my account successfully, but after a couple of seconds the screen goes black again and the PC reboots.
The issue is extremely random, but my PC never works properly.
I have to boot to safe-mode every time to remove the graphic card drivers again (via Display Driver Uninstaller). Then I can at least boot up, but I have to graphic drivers installed, which makes gaming or videos impossible.
I've been searching all over the internet, because this kind of problem occurs often. But I haven't found a working solution yet, because even the newest NVIDA drivers don't work. I tried changing cables (HDMI, DVI) but this didn't fix it. I also tried to let Windows update find and install the drivers unsuccessfully and I updated my motherboard BIOS to the latest version but the problem still persists
What can I do to fix this?
My hardware:
ASRock M3A UCC motherbord
AMD Phenom II X6 1090T processor
3x4GB Kingston DDR3 1600 RAM memory (3x exactly the same)
Point of View: Black diamond BD500W power supply
I won't have silly stuff on my PC.
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