Hi guys, I wonder if anyone can help me.
Earlier today I went to install a new second hard drive in my tower, noticed averything was looking rather dusty and proceeded to clean it. I didn't touch the GPU at all, the only thing that got touched/disconeccted was the old hard drive and the cpu cooling fan.
Upon putting everything back together and turning on, my monitor refused to display anything, and after hooking up another monitor and double checking with new cables and such I connected my monitor straight to the MB and voila, display!
Once I had everything started up I opened the device manager (I run windows 10 btw), located my gpu and under device status it gives the "Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)".
I've read a couple articles, done all available driver updates, tried the disable/enable then turn pc off and on and uninstall device, and none have worked.
Just for reference, the gpu is getting powered I assume as lights are on.
What else can I try? I'm getting some serious gaming urhes!
Earlier today I went to install a new second hard drive in my tower, noticed averything was looking rather dusty and proceeded to clean it. I didn't touch the GPU at all, the only thing that got touched/disconeccted was the old hard drive and the cpu cooling fan.
Upon putting everything back together and turning on, my monitor refused to display anything, and after hooking up another monitor and double checking with new cables and such I connected my monitor straight to the MB and voila, display!
Once I had everything started up I opened the device manager (I run windows 10 btw), located my gpu and under device status it gives the "Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)".
I've read a couple articles, done all available driver updates, tried the disable/enable then turn pc off and on and uninstall device, and none have worked.
Just for reference, the gpu is getting powered I assume as lights are on.
What else can I try? I'm getting some serious gaming urhes!