I recently updated my GPU drivers to try to fix a BSOD issue, and it didn't really work. I was fine with it, until I turned my computer back on a day after updating the drivers. The screen showed the blue Windows 10 logo, and upon passing that, the screen would show no signal. So, I removed my graphics card and used DDU to uninstall my drivers. I got back onto my computer with the graphics card now in, and the computer is in 800 x 600 resolution. Whenever I try to update the drivers to either the one previous to the one that gave me the black screen, or the one I first installed, either an error occurs while downloading it, or the black screen comes back. How do I get full resolution back without causing further issues? My computer is a Dell Optiplex 3010 Mini Tower, with an i5-3470, 16gb DDR3, and an EVGA GTX 750 Ti.
No Signal On Monitor After Driver Update (398.36, GTX 750 Ti)
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