xcv45t :
Davejonnes :
hmmm, try turning off the computer. Unplug and plug it back in (the GPU). Did you do a complete clean install of the drivers? (uninstall everything that is related to NVIDIA, and then proceed with a clean install option from the installation menu). Also keep in mind that when you uninstall a driver for NVIDIA it restores it to the previous one you had before, to not have to uninstall and restart your computer a bunch of times, uninstall the current driver, and before you restart go to C: >> NVIDIA >> DisplayDriver and delete anything you have there. Restart the computer and select clean install for the latest driver you have installed. If that doesn't work, try the chipset drivers like smorizio said.
How would I unistall the current driver? do I uninstall the gpu in device manager?
1. Download latest drivers from the geforce website available for you GPU.
2.Control Panel>> Programs and features>> search for NVIDIA, uninstall anything related to it.
3.Delete the Nvidia files in the DisplayDriver folder.
4. Uninstall GPU from device manager.
5. Restart computer (wait a little, windows will try to re-install the GPU to your device manager; then windows will also install the generic driver that came with the GPU from factory).
6. Go to custom install on the driver you downloaded, tick the custom option>> tick clean install, and if you don't use 3D, un-tick the 3D driver from the options as well>> Proceed to installation.
7. Restart computer one more time, and hopefully that solved your issue.