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Check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkBTSlBW2oc This method works without unplugging/plugging the video cable from the VGA adapter , and there's an important infrormation i've quoted from the video description that may help: "You can just press Alt + F10 to boot it without the...

Check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkBTSlBW2oc This method works without unplugging/plugging the video cable from the VGA adapter , and there's an important infrormation i've quoted from the video description that may help: "You can just press Alt + F10 to boot it without the...

Hello Luddwi, i have the same mobo and i can confirm that the problem actually is from the motherboard itself (because it's an OEM motherboard from HP), it hasn't got any BIOS updates since 2012 so that's why it's not able to boot with your new graphics card...however you have two options: 1-...

Hello Spiftip, i have the same mobo and i can confirm that the problem actually is from the motherboard itself (because it's an OEM motherboard from HP) it hasn't got any BIOS updates since 2012 so that's why it's not able to boot with your new graphics card...however you have two options: 1-...

Hello Miguel, i have the same mobo and i can confirm that the problem actually is from the motherboard itself (because it's an OEM motherboard from HP) it hasn't got any BIOS updates since 2012 so that's why it's not able to boot with your new graphics card...however you have two options: 1-...

i have the exact HP computer and with some research on the internet i found out that the problem is actually the motherboard supplied with your HP computer (Cupertino2) doesn't support newer GPU's (GTX 7xx series and above) because of outdated BIOS ,even the latest BIOS update doesn't solve the...