I just updated my system from a GTX 1080 to a 2080 ti. One the first boot after installing the new card the system loads straight to the bios utility screen and I can’t get it to load to windows. I’ve verified that the previous card now also only loads to the bios screen (it was working fine for years before I switched cards), I updated the bios to the latest version, I turned fast boot off and set CSM to auto and the boot options to Other OS per several threads I’ve found. The correct drive is at the top of the boot list, the computer recognizes my graphics card, and as far as I can tell (in my limited knowledge) everything looks fine except that it just won’t load to windows anymore. Any advice? Really hoping I won’t have to do a fresh install of windows or anything else drastic as my backups are very out of date at best (I know, stupid me)...I just honestly didn’t think there was any potential for something to go wrong with something as simple as swapping out a gfx card.
Edit: I also moved around the usb for my keyboard as that seemed to cause people some problems (though there were no changes there) and swapped the DisplayPort out for an hdmi since it seemed like there may be some issues with the gfx card drivers and display ports. No dice in either case.
Z170 pro gaming - mobo
I7-6700k - cpu
EVGA 2080 ti - gfx
EVGA SuperNOVA 1050 GS 80 Plus GOLD - power
(Let me know if any other specs are needed here)
Edit: I also moved around the usb for my keyboard as that seemed to cause people some problems (though there were no changes there) and swapped the DisplayPort out for an hdmi since it seemed like there may be some issues with the gfx card drivers and display ports. No dice in either case.
Z170 pro gaming - mobo
I7-6700k - cpu
EVGA 2080 ti - gfx
EVGA SuperNOVA 1050 GS 80 Plus GOLD - power
(Let me know if any other specs are needed here)
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