- Jan 6, 2013
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Hi,
I've checked some of the other Code 43 threads but most of them seem to correspond with SLI issues, I'm only running a single card.
I've been using a FX6860-EF30P which I bought about 7 months ago. I can't seem to find it on the futureshop website anymore but it's the same as http://www.futureshop.ca/en-CA/product/gateway-gateway-fx6860-ef10p-gaming-pc-intel-core-i7-2600-2tb-hdd-16gb-ram-windows-7-fx6860-ef10p/10192479.aspx?path=376d0a4983b3cf208f6bbba3f8fc25ccen02 but with a 64GB SSD instead of a 128.
It was working fine before I packed it and mailed it to myself across country. After I opened it up and hooked it into my new Monitor (Acer HR274H) via HDMI and I was getting no input to my monitor but the fan on my GTX 560 Ti was still running. I switched the cable for a VGA (with -> DVI adapter) and I could see the BIOS screen and the Windows logo but then after that my monitor would stop receiving input. I tried hooking it up to my TV via HDMI but got no input at all.
I assumed that it was my graphics card so I pulled it out and reseated it, that didn't work.
I then started in safe mode and checked my GPU in Device Manager, and it was fine and Windows couldn't find updated drivers. I updated my graphics driver to the latest WQHL release from the NVidia website amd that started my Code 43s.
Instead of a blank screen, after the Windows logo I'm getting a 600x480 resolution screen with really messed up color. When I check in Device Manager, my GPU has the Code 43 error.
Did I bust my card? Or anyone have any other advice?
I've checked some of the other Code 43 threads but most of them seem to correspond with SLI issues, I'm only running a single card.
I've been using a FX6860-EF30P which I bought about 7 months ago. I can't seem to find it on the futureshop website anymore but it's the same as http://www.futureshop.ca/en-CA/product/gateway-gateway-fx6860-ef10p-gaming-pc-intel-core-i7-2600-2tb-hdd-16gb-ram-windows-7-fx6860-ef10p/10192479.aspx?path=376d0a4983b3cf208f6bbba3f8fc25ccen02 but with a 64GB SSD instead of a 128.
It was working fine before I packed it and mailed it to myself across country. After I opened it up and hooked it into my new Monitor (Acer HR274H) via HDMI and I was getting no input to my monitor but the fan on my GTX 560 Ti was still running. I switched the cable for a VGA (with -> DVI adapter) and I could see the BIOS screen and the Windows logo but then after that my monitor would stop receiving input. I tried hooking it up to my TV via HDMI but got no input at all.
I assumed that it was my graphics card so I pulled it out and reseated it, that didn't work.
I then started in safe mode and checked my GPU in Device Manager, and it was fine and Windows couldn't find updated drivers. I updated my graphics driver to the latest WQHL release from the NVidia website amd that started my Code 43s.
Instead of a blank screen, after the Windows logo I'm getting a 600x480 resolution screen with really messed up color. When I check in Device Manager, my GPU has the Code 43 error.
Did I bust my card? Or anyone have any other advice?
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