Graphics Card shut down my monitors & Nvidia

[TWTgames]

My Graphics Card is a bit loose in my pc wich is fine because it still works, but today it fell even looser. So, I duct taped it back up and now it works fine, even though this sounds really bad in fixing. But now only 1 of my 2 monitors work. They are both in same DVI and HDMI inputs, but only one (in the HDMI) works. ALSO my pc switched from Nvidia Experience to Intel HD Graphics.

How do I get my screen to work again?
And how do I set my graphics panel back to Nvidia?

 

[bignastyid]

??? What have you done that requires a GPU to be held in with duct tape? Pics?

 

[TWTgames]

??? What have you done that requires a GPU to be held in with duct tape? Pics?

https://gyazo.com/922bae556cf755faeea5252005a9dc68

It's sideways, but you can see the tape holding up the white graphics card. If it is not holding up the card, the card fan shuts down, so that probably means it's off completely.

 

[bignastyid]

It looks like in your picture both screws that secure the gpu bracket to the case are missing. However if the card has been improperly secured and fell out while on there is a good chance the gpu and or pci-e slot have been damaged at this point.

 

[TWTgames]

I removed a small part at the back of the PC, because there was a small bar on top of the HDMI input, so i removed the part because the bar obstructed the HDMI cable, so I had to remove it in order for the HDMI to get in. Which was fine, because I did not have any problems for over a year now

 

[bignastyid]

I removed a small part at the back of the PC, because there was a small bar on top of the HDMI input, so i removed the part because the bar obstructed the HDMI cable, so I had to remove it in order for the HDMI to get in. Which was fine, because I did not have any problems for over a year now

Well it's a problem now. It just damaged your gpu. Doing something improperly doesn't always bite you immediately some times it can take awhile.

 

[TWTgames]

I removed a small part at the back of the PC, because there was a small bar on top of the HDMI input, so i removed the part because the bar obstructed the HDMI cable, so I had to remove it in order for the HDMI to get in. Which was fine, because I did not have any problems for over a year now

Well it's a problem now. It just damaged your gpu. Doing something improperly doesn't always bite you immediately some times it can take awhile.

But how do I get my monitor to work again? And how do I change the control panel from Intel to Nvidia?

UPDATE: I tried to open Nvidia control panel, but it said that there is no Nvidia graphics card. Is the graphics card just too loose at this point or is it fully dead? The fans still work