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Alright, I'll give that a shot here and get back to you once I try with the results and what you asked for. Thank you for helping. UPDATE: I deleted the NVIDIA folder in C: before the install. Installed the driver 359.06 using custom install, checked clean install, only installed the Graphics...

I'm at my wits end here. Here's the deal- I'm using a GTX 770 and Windows 10. I have used DDU several times to wipe all drivers and install a current driver. I've tried several drivers direct from the site, not using GeForce experience, none of them work. I continue to get a code 43. The only...

I'm losing my mind. I upgraded to Windows 10 from 8.1 the other day. I now have a Code 43 associated with my GPU. I have been working with NVIDIA live support for hours.. Windows 10 updates are good. I have downloaded and installed the newest NVIDIA drivers. I have used Display Driver...

Ok, so I' have tried all of those solutions. Unplugged all power sources, reset the CMOS, removed the CMOS battery, taken components off and reassembled. I'm pretty certain I'll have to return the board.. not happy

So here's the story.. I just put my system together and started to use MSi's Live Update to download and install drivers. I'm using an MSI Z87-G45. I walked away and don't know what driver did this, but, when I returned my comp is stuck in a perpetual loop of powering up and then powering down...

Ahh see, I only initially changed the value on the EnhancedPowerManagmentEnabled. I didn't want to stray from the directions on the forum. I'll go back in to the registry when I get home from work and try again. I'll let you know if that was the solution!! Thanks for the response!! UPDATE...

I've read this seems to be a problem especially with Windows 8.1 users due to the automatic power saver settings. I followed the instructions from the windows support forum (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2900614) to change the registry and after a restart it worked! I was able to see the fans...