How do i change the primary PCIe slot via hp bios v7.12

[hbylinowski3659]

My ATI Radeon will not display to my Samsung monitor. It will just show a blank screen, and yes, the monitor is on, I'm just asking how I can change the primary PCIe slot in my version of bios. Everything runs well hardware-wise, so what can I do?

 

[clarkjd]

So, is your monitor connected to the GPU or to the motherboard?

 

[hbylinowski3659]

Motherboard

 

[clarkjd]

Yes

So, where, EXACTLY is your monitor attached? What are the other components of your system(Makes, models,l capacities, etc.)

 

[hbylinowski3659]

I don’t know the motherboard but I do know it’s an hp and it supports my intel i5 2200k and a 650 watt power supply. I have one 500gb drive and one 300gb drive attached as well

 

[clarkjd]

Did you add an AMD Radion(If so, what model?) to your PC, or di it come installed in your PC?

Also, what exact model HP do you have?

 

[hbylinowski3659]

I added the ati radeon. The hp model I have is an hp pro 3400 series mt

 

[clarkjd]

I added the ati radeon. The hp model I have is an hp pro 3400 series mt

On the backplate of the Radeon card, there are video connections. Use one of these connections to connect your monitor. When you install the Radeon card in the PCI/E slot, it automatically de-activates the video outputs on your motherboard, and ALL video is then routed through the Radeon card and its outputs.

 

[hbylinowski3659]

i have already tried that and it doesnt work, thats why im stuck here

 

[clarkjd]

i have already tried that and it doesnt work, thats why im stuck here

Again, what EXACT Radeon model do you have? And what EXACT PSU do you have?

Also, What , exact model monitor do you have?

 

[hbylinowski3659]

OK, listen, new problem. Got my nvidia gtx 1050 working so now I'm using that. Unfortunately, Windows (Windows 10, version 1809) doesn't detect the gpu at all. it doesn't show up in device manager at all, in hidden devices hidden or not. none of the methods I've seen so far help me with that. sorry for any inconvenience in responses before. Side note, the drivers cant install without windows detecting the gpu, so don't try that. Thanks.

 

[clarkjd]

OK, listen, new problem. Got my nvidia gtx 1050 working so now I'm using that. Unfortunately, Windows (Windows 10, version 1809) doesn't detect the gpu at all. it doesn't show up in device manager at all, in hidden devices hidden or not. none of the methods I've seen so far help me with that. sorry for any inconvenience in responses before. Side note, the drivers cant install without windows detecting the gpu, so don't try that. Thanks.

We ask for information in order to diagnose your problem, then instead of answering our questions, you change the configuration and give us new and different problems.
How can we solve your issue if you keep changing the problem?
At this point, we REALLY need the make and model of your PSU.