No screen after updating vbios.

[Dion__]

Hello,

Today and yesterday i had a problem with exiting games and then getting a freeze for 20 sec. I searched allot and game to a similair solutions with the same problem and same hardware. This was a VBIOS update on my AMD R9 380 4GB. I did this and it was succesful, but after the restart there is no screen anymore even not the bios boot. The PC is just booting but no screen. Will a bios reset help, or did i litterly updated something in the vcard himself?

Hope to see a reaction soon.

Greetings DIon

 

[ledhead11]

First I would trying using some of the other ports. I've occasionally had updates do strange things and switch to hdmi or dvi, etc. from whatever my primary was. If that works you can reset back to whatever your primary was.

 

[Dion__]

First I would trying using some of the other ports. I've occasionally had updates do strange things and switch to hdmi or dvi, etc. from whatever my primary was. If that works you can reset back to whatever your primary was.

Already tried different ports.

 

[ledhead11]

First I would trying using some of the other ports. I've occasionally had updates do strange things and switch to hdmi or dvi, etc. from whatever my primary was. If that works you can reset back to whatever your primary was.

Already tried different ports.

Did you try both the ones on the card and any on the mobo?

 

[Dion__]

First I would trying using some of the other ports. I've occasionally had updates do strange things and switch to hdmi or dvi, etc. from whatever my primary was. If that works you can reset back to whatever your primary was.

Already tried different ports.

Did you try both the ones on the card and any on the mobo?

Nope dont got a internal videocard. So no imputs on mobo.
I tried to reset bios no fix either. Maybe i just fucked up the videocard?

 

[ledhead11]

A couple of other ideas. Do you have a recover disk? They'll usually only boot with the basic vga drivers(not manufacturer specific). If you do try to boot from the disk instead of the hdd and see what happens. Do you have an old card you could swap out with. If you do you could try reinstalling the old driver and then swap back.

 

[Dion__]

A couple of other ideas. Do you have a recover disk? They'll usually only boot with the basic vga drivers(not manufacturer specific). If you do try to boot from the disk instead of the hdd and see what happens. Do you have an old card you could swap out with. If you do you could try reinstalling the old driver and then swap back.

First off yours wasn't the solution. It was a missclick xD But i did fixed it.

Cause of the VBIOS update my virusscanner delete some files while the update was busy so my videocard was *** up. Azerty sponsored me a new one and this one fixed it al.

 

[ledhead11]

Just glad you got it fixed.