Stuck on screen after bios screen

[Gon_Freecss]

Got a new EVGA GTX 1050 ti ssc GPU and after uninstalling old GPU drivers, putting new GPU into the PCIe slot, I am stuck on a black screen that has my processor type: amd fx 8120,
processor speed, l1/l2/l3 cache size,
memory size, channel a, channel b, and bios version. And at the bottom it has a press ESC key for startup menu. I've tried unplugging my psu and clearing cmos by using the jumper and removing battery method.
link to imgur: https://imgur.com/a/uGmtQ

 

[smorizio]

power down put the old gpu back in. if it posts fine go to your mb vendor web page and make sure you have the newest bios file on the mb. these newer video cards need efi bios. if your bios is old it may be locking up.

 

[Gon_Freecss]

power down put the old gpu back in. if it posts fine go to your mb vendor web page and make sure you have the newest bios file on the mb. these newer video cards need efi bios. if your bios is old it may be locking up.

Forgot to mention my motherboard, its a hp angelica 1 or 2. I think 2 because i checked beforehand that the boot type supported was UEFI.
I'll try putting the old GPU back in now.

 

[Gon_Freecss]

power down put the old gpu back in. if it posts fine go to your mb vendor web page and make sure you have the newest bios file on the mb. these newer video cards need efi bios. if your bios is old it may be locking up.

Ok. So i put my GPU back in and got the same black screen but had f1: boot. I pressed f1 which was boot
and got to my login screen for windows 10.
I checked my bios date and it says i have it up to date.

 

[smorizio]

you may have to reset bios setting or video cable with the old gpu to get it to boot as it did before the new video card locked it up. make sure if you have the newer mb you have the newest bios file for it. if not you may have to try another brand of 1050 or try an amd gpu.

 

[Gon_Freecss]

you may have to reset bios setting or video cable with the old gpu to get it to boot as it did before the new video card locked it up. make sure if you have the newer mb you have the newest bios file for it. if not you may have to try another brand of 1050 or try an amd gpu.

Should i restart my computer with the old GPU in and boot into bios and reset it, then turn it off and put the new card in?
So I gave up and just bought a new motherboard.
But now when I use my old GPU it won't boot into windows. It will just Blue screen after the windows logo.
When I decided to boot from a bootable USB drive which had Windows XP on it, it worked.
Now, I got a bootable drive with Windows 10 installation on it that I made when I first installed windows but it won't install windows because it can't detect my HDD. I went into bios again and changed my storage option from RAID to IDE. Finally, it detects my hard drive but in multiple partitions. weird.