GPU not recognized on restarts.

[Richter93]

Hey guys.

A while back I made a post about my system didnt support dx11 for some reason (I have a GTX970) and I was told to disable my onboard gpu.. All that is done by now but im still having the same issue everytime my pc I restarted. I'll have to reinstall my Nvidia drivers to make it work and while its working for me right now its just pretty annoying to spend 30+ mins to do this every day + it shouldnt be needed..

Hopefully someone can help me out here, thanks in advance.

Andreas.

 

[Inkiad]

I would do a bios reset and do a fresh install of windows. It will take less than 30mins anyway which you spend extra everyday.
But still wait for someones help who is more knowledgeable than me in this regard.

 

[Rogue Leader]

I looked at your other thread, is your BIOS resetting those settings you changed after you shut down? Have you gone back in to check? I'm thinking maybe your CMOS battery is dead and putting the settings back to stock each time.

 

[Richter93]

I looked at your other thread, is your BIOS resetting those settings you changed after you shut down? Have you gone back in to check? I'm thinking maybe your CMOS battery is dead and putting the settings back to stock each time.

I actually havent checked that, will do next time I boot How do I know if its dead and what can I do to charge it?

 

[Rogue Leader]

I looked at your other thread, is your BIOS resetting those settings you changed after you shut down? Have you gone back in to check? I'm thinking maybe your CMOS battery is dead and putting the settings back to stock each time.

I actually havent checked that, will do next time I boot How do I know if its dead and what can I do to charge it?

You would notice issues with your system time. Also your settings would not be saved in your BIOS. You can check this by changing settings and then seeing if it sticks after turning the computer off.

 

[Richter93]

I looked at your other thread, is your BIOS resetting those settings you changed after you shut down? Have you gone back in to check? I'm thinking maybe your CMOS battery is dead and putting the settings back to stock each time.

I actually havent checked that, will do next time I boot How do I know if its dead and what can I do to charge it?

You would notice issues with your system time. Also your settings would not be saved in your BIOS. You can check this by changing settings and then seeing if it sticks after turning the computer off.

Sorry for the late reply, havent been at home. My BIOS settings is saved so that should not be the problem

 

[Rogue Leader]

Ok so you're still in the same spot?

I think backing up your data and re-installing windows shiuld be your next step, sounds like you have some corrupt files.