Pc gets stuck at bios after installing new graphics card

[Colin_54]

I recently finished building a pc and when I went to change from my internal graphics to a new graphics card (zotac gtx980 amp extream) the bios pops up prompting me like normal to push f2 to enter setup or f7 for quick menu it doesnt boot up to windows like normal and I can’t use my keyboard to do it manually even though it’s plugged into the USB port that is available during the bios. Any advice on what to do to fix this is greatly appreciate.

 

[Saga Lout]

Look in the BIOS for an entry named USB Legacy Support. Enable that because if it isn't, there's no power to the USB Ports until Windows cuts in.

 

[Colin_54]

Look in the BIOS for an entry named USB Legacy Support. Enable that because if it isn't, there's no power to the USB Ports until Windows cuts in.

That setting was already on and the pc is able to launch windows using internal graphics just not the new card

 

[Saga Lout]

What is the make, model and output of your power supply?

 

[smorizio]

check that the new mb has the newest bios file. there been known bios bugs with the newer nvidia gpu and newer mb.

 

[Colin_54]

I was able to get past the bios by changing some setting in the bios I’m not ecxactly sure which setting did it but now I am able to use the keyboard and select what to boot from but when I try to boot up windows 10 it shows a bilinking curser for about 5 seconds then the screen goes black and stays like that for about 5 minutes before restarting and going back to the bios

 

[Colin_54]

What is the make, model and output of your power supply?

I have two Intel DPS-750XB A 750W power supplies that both seem to be working fine