[SOLVED] After installing WiFi drivers, the graphics card stopped working

[Enozo]

Just yesterday I built a computer, with the specs below, and it was working just fine until the WiFi adapter was delivered and I tried to install the drivers for it (specific drivers listed below). The drivers installed fine, and then I restarted expecting everything to work just fine. The WiFi adapter was now working, but the motherboard gave no video signal and wouldn’t boot to bios. The qled was white and that means that there’s a vga error. So I tried the graphics card in different slots but that didn’t work, I tried taking out the WiFi adapter, putting that in a different slot, unplugging the hard drive, but nothing would fix the white led and the computer wouldn’t boot to bios or output any kind of display. My case didn’t come with a speaker, so specific errors can’t be diagnosed, but hopefully something can be figured out. I will buy a new graphics card if I have to.

motherboard: ROG Strix B450-F Gaming
graphics: EVGA GTX 1050 2GB SC
processor: Ryzen 5 2600
memory: T-Force 8GB x 2 2666mb/s
os: Windows 10 64-bit
WiFi card drivers: https://www.asus.com/us/Networking/PCEAC56/HelpDesk_Download/

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thanks

 

[rgd1101]

so you test with the wifi out?
motherboard will have NO output because you don't have igpu. Connect the monitor to gtx 1050

 

[Vic 40]

Try a clear cmos.

 

[Enozo]

so you test with the wifi out?
motherboard will have NO output because you don't have igpu. Connect the monitor to gtx 1050

yes i have
monitor was connected to graphics

 

[Enozo]

Try a clear cmos.

clearing cmos didn't change anything

 

[rgd1101]

reseat the gpu

 

[Enozo]

reseat the gpu

i have already tried all slots and reseating

 

[Vic 40]

Before buying a new gpu would i test with another one first. Maybe a friend can help out?

Which psu are you btw using? =maker+model+wattage

 

[Enozo]

Before buying a new gpu would i test with another one first. Maybe a friend can help out?

Which psu are you btw using? =maker+model+wattage

yeah im bringing my graphics card to test out on it tonight

https://www.newegg.com/evga-450-br-100-br-0450-k1-450w/p/N82E16817438144
thats the power supply

 

[Vic 40]

Hope that testing the gpu will give some usefull info about what might be the problem.

That psu isn't the greatest, but should be able to power what you have, so lets wait what testing the gpu gives.