Recent content by Zer0b1ade

I cant see the image. but when a laptop does that it usually means it was installed incorrectly, it doesnt work and or power issue. check if there's a bios update for you laptop.

sorry it took so long was my bday a couple days ago...took awhile to recover heh

try this https://www.neowin.net/forum/topic/1260902-unofficial-nvidia-graphic-driver-35284-x64-for-4xx-5xx-and-6xx-series/

Sometimes I miss auto restore points. don't you?

someone posted the links in the middle of the page. you should give it a read as well the guy has similar issues as your. edit opps wrong link sorry here the right one http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/nvidia-gtx-670m-how-can-i-get-it-to-install.654010/ oh I was looking at the inf...

try the modified .inf and nvidia drivers see if they work. I believe the Intel can wirm you can try running the inf file and the geforce drivers they should still be able to install even if your running the integrated graphics. if that dont work. run ddu click the box that disable window...

http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/installing-gtx-670m-on-my-alienware-m17x-r3.743049/ try this you might need to disable windows signature management as well for the modified inf they provide. edit if you get the gtx to work I dont recommend upgrading the drivers unless you find...

and your integrated graphics? which nvidia driver are you using hopefully not the dch drivers. and were you able to install the drivers under safe mode.

from what I've read I think the main issue is the MBR portion esp since nvme ssd requires a gpt partition to successfully load windows boot manager...

did the drivers install?

I'll take that, but Microsoft troubleshooting guide does say something about converting mbr of a flash drive to gpt or use the uefi iso. Funny thing is the tool they say to use isnt "from" Microsoft Haha I'm getting off topic, I'll shut up till the person with the question gives us an update.

lol go on sg...then to safe mode with network use ddu to uninstall all graphic drivers then try to install the dedicated again via installation disc that first came with your gpu edit oh I almost forgot ddu has the function of not letting windows update gtx drivers....enable that

wait a minute try disabling your integrated GPU via bios see if that let's your system boot. you might need to use the on board graphics to get into bios, disable it then plug your dedicated back in.

take out the battery for 10 mins see if u can clear bios.