Blue screen after adding video card

[mitcmack]

So I got a video card today, a Gtx 760 by msi. I set up my computer, like cable management and stuff. I got the card all ready and plug it all in, beside SLI because i'm not going to use that. Turn the computer on, starts windows for like 2 sec. and then Blue screens. It recommends me to repair it and I tried but tells me "it can not be repaired".
Specs.
Os:Windows 7
Mb: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130726&ignorebbr=1
Cpu: Intel Core i5-4670K Haswell 3.4GHz LGA 1150
Power: 850W
Video card: Msi gtx 760

I used an air can on the psi express port to see if it was just dust or something simple but nope.


Now I WOULD give the blue screen error code but it goes away in like 0.10ms so you can only see if for very little. I don't see a Error location on the Bio's.

If I remove the video card pc will run fine.

Any way to get the error code?? or suggestion would be nice to

 

[sweenytodd]

I would suggest that install the video card, run in safe mode (press F8 when booting), unistall the current driver, then reinstall it using the latest drivers from the MSI website.

 

[mitcmack]

I would suggest that install the video card, run in safe mode (press F8 when booting), unistall the current driver, then reinstall it using the latest drivers from the MSI website.

There is no video drivers installed, but maybe going into safe mode could help. I never got to an point to install any drivers, there is my intel 4000 drivers if thats what you mean. But I don't see how it would affect the video card.

 

[mitcmack]

So after testing stuff, if I remove the video card it will blue screen still. and I was looking in system recover and noticed a drive called acpi was installed, which don't recall it doing so might be the problem. I don't know what it is or any thing.
So it's a driver problem but I can't find out a way to update it or remove it so

 

[mitcmack]

Now it's not even blue screening, which i'd say is a good sign? Now ill just turn it on, it will say windows is starting then goes back to boot up.