TROUBLESHOOTING COMPUTER ISSUES
COMPUTER TROUBLESHOOTING
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Question
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BIOS settings are set to use the built-in video
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The monitor cable is still connected to the built-in video
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The new video card needs auxiliary power
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The new video card is faulty
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POST procedure is not executing
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Detailed explanation-1: -Among the most common causes for the computer not booting up after installing a graphics card are the following: The graphics card is not fully and properly seated into the PCI-e slot. If the graphics card needs power to be run from the power supply unit (PSU), there is no power being run to the graphics card.
Detailed explanation-2: -Why is my PCI-e slot not working? The most common reason for a PCIe slot to not work is because it hasn’t been enabled in the BIOS settings. The PCIe slot has not been enabled in BIOS settings.
Detailed explanation-3: -Check Your Driver Software Update If the installed driver is not up-to-date, your computer may show you an undetected graphics card dialogue even if you have set up the GPU perfectly. You can manually download updated driver software by searching on the internet and install them on your PC.
Detailed explanation-4: -What causes video card failure? Video cards can fail for so many different reasons. Not properly installing the component in the computer can lead to video card failure, but more commonly, dust and lint are the culprits. Another thing that can cause video card failure is too much overclocking.