Recent content by J_SULLY

Mission accomplished! It was indeed the graphics driver. I didn't have to do anything too fancy to fix the problem, I just kept rebooting and rebooting until it held out long enough to uninstall the old driver. Everything is back to normal. I'd rather this had been easier and there be a more...

Yes, and that is the main reason I believe this to be a driver issue. I installed the most recent driver yesterday and as soon as I turn the computer on this morning, nothing doing.

The 980 was it, this is a fresh build. All new parts and a new OS. As for the GPU being clocked slightly, there's not much I can do. MSI Afterburner will not work for me in safe mode so if possible we'll need to act as if it is OEM stock.

BIOS is good, but I have been overclocking both my GPU and CPU as well as my monitor since I built the computer around two months ago. No complications until now, but just in case, I reset the CPU to the factory 3.5 (from 4.5) in BIOS and hooked up my TV to my computer to see if I had simply...

Skylake Intel i7-6700k processor Cryorig H7 heatsink EVGA GeForce 980 Ti ACX 2.0 PSU Asus Z170-A motherboard Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB 2x8gb DDR4 RAM Samsung 850 EVO 250GB SSD Seagate Barracuda 1TB HDD EVGA Supernova B2 750W PSU EDIT... Also the monitor is a 25" LG 21:9 Ultrawide if it matters

If it matters it's a GTX 980ti... I'm nearly certain it's an Nvidia driver problem after going through many many online fixes for my problem, but the only way I can get into the control panel to uninstall the drivers is through safe mode and then as soon as I restart Windows 10 automatically...