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[vaibhav3]

well i am not using an adapter coz i am not using HDMI......
and no pin is bent and everything is perfectly fine.....
now tell what shall i do???

 

[wither 3]

The driver rollback or swapping the video card with another just to check your system as a whole. You could also uninstall your card from Windows Device Manager, reboot and then reinstall it. That's just one way to do it. You could also uninstall it from WDM, shut down, remove the power connector, reboot and then reconnect the power detector and let Windows detect and install it again.

 

[roy69]

Take out the HD.
Boot into the BIOS.
Re-enter any data that would have been erased when you removed the battery.
Ensure that your HD is set to the correct boot device in the bios.
If you do not have a floppy drive ensure it is disabled in the bios.
Ensure your boot device priority is correct in the bios.
I think your graphics card is a PCI-E type, set your settings for this. PCI is for the onboard.
Ensure the boot from lan is disabled.

Save these settings.

Boot without the HD connected.
If you see a display on the screen(even if it comes with a boot failure) then your MOBO and GFX are fine.
Next plug in the HD.
If you get an error while booting try safe mode.
Inform me with an update.

 

[wither 3]

What battery are you talking about? I don't see any place where you tell him to remove a battery.

 

[roy69]

What battery are you talking about? I don't see any place where you tell him to remove a battery.

Look at the op first post.

2. CHANGED THE MOTHERBOARD CELL.

 

[wither 3]

ah. I see. Thanks.

 

[vaibhav3]

@roy 69


thx for ur help.
i removed my hard disk then i plugged out the cell still that error comes then i changed some settings in the bios as u told but still no success.

everything is correct.
the display adapter is PCI
floppy is disabled
boot sequence is cd rom,removable, hard disk
i have even updated the bios.

now what its been days i am not able to resolve my problem..now i think i should take it to a shop who can identify the problem and repair it....what do u say????

 

[roy69]

Set your graphics to PCI-E in the bios, then boot into safe mode.
Ensure your monitor is plugged into your card.
Go into device manager.
Delete the display driver listed.
Uninstall all of the display driver software (nvidia)
Reset your computer and try to boot normally.
The reason why safe mode will work is because of drivers that are not loaded.
Download the new software for your card.

What is the error code on your device manager telling you?
Code 10 is display driver.

 

[vaibhav3]

The graphics is already to PCI-E in the bios, then I booted into safe mode with the monitor in graphic card slot but i cant see anything on my monitor as soon as i plug the pin back to default monitor i get the display back....
i dont whats the problem????
all drivers are updated to latest from nvidia website itself.
i tried to reinstall windows den also i am getting display on my graphic card....

 

[roy69]

If your bios is set to PCI-e you should be getting a display all the time from your graphics card.
Do you get a display from your graphics card when it is in the bios?
If you do then it is a software problem, if not then it is a hardware problem.

 

[vaibhav3]

no i do not get display from the graphic card from the starting of this problem....
if it is a hardware problem den what might the source of error any guesses????
power supply
motherboard...or anything else....

 

[vaibhav3]

and i dont get display even in the bios when i plug the monitor in the graphic card...

 

[roy69]

Can you borrow a PSU? If so try with a minimum of 500W.

 

[vaibhav3]

well i cant borrow a PSU......now i will have to get to computer shop to fix the problem....
what do u mean by 500 watt....
does that mean i need to get a 500w power supply???

 

[roy69]

Also try to borrow a video card to rule out a bad pci-e slot on your mobo.
Yep 500W power supply.

 

[vaibhav3]

well the slot is perfectly alright bcoz the device manager shows the unknown device connected in pci-e slot....with a yellow color triangle .

 

[roy69]

Borrow a graphics card or click on the unknown device and install drivers.

 

[wither 3]

Is the graphics card actually displaying during the POST? I would think it would be the onboard graphics chipset. The graphics card drivers aren't even loaded yet. Maybe I'm misunderstanding something.

I just realized this post is out of order because I used the earliest notification in my e-mail. Sorry about that.

 

[roy69]

The graphics card should show on post.
How many people do you know that have a PCI-e graphics card connected.
Otherwise it would mean moving cables around all the time from the onboard to the PCI-e card.
The main reason for drivers of graphics cards if for 3d and other card specific capabilities.

You are saying device manager is showing unknown device.

This is telling me your mobo or graphics card may be at fault.
As you have checked your graphics card the only thing left is your mobo.
See if you can install VGA drivers for the card manually. You wont get areo or anything special, it may not even pick up the correct resolution but it is for diagnostic purposes.

 

[vaibhav3]

@wither
yes i have a onboard graphics chipset.
i have an asus p5nmx motherboard with the inbuilt nvidia 7050 onboard graphics and i have an nvidia 9500gt that was working perfectly few days ago but i dont what what happened it just suddenly stopped showing displat and i have already confirmed that the graphic card is absolutely fine bcoz i have checked it in my frnds pc.

how do i check if the graphic card is shown in post????