Question The problem that NO one could SOLVE!

[overRev26]

My graphic card is not showing any display. I know that the fan on the card spins, all cables are connected, the pci socket works, even my windows boots as i can hear the sound of it.
Also whenever I boot my computer with onboard graphics, it works but also while booting it shows a message that the date and time are not set everytime.

Specs-
Gtx 1050
i3-2100
Windows 10
Dell Optiplex 990
8 gb ram
Antec 450 watt psu

Thank You.

 

[tshinhar]

Try going into safe mode and reinstall gpu drivers
If you have another pc try putting the gpu there and see if it works just to make sure your gpu is not the problem

 

[overRev26]

Try going into safe mode and reinstall gpu drivers
If you have another pc try putting the gpu there and see if it works just to make sure your gpu is not the problem

Thank You for your reply.
I have already done reinstalling the drivers 2 times but still the problem doesn't go. I dont have any other system with me. But when i keep restarting the computer, out of the blue, the card shows display.

 

[tshinhar]

So you have the same problem when trying to boot into safe mode? Have you tried reinstalling the driver using ddu?

 

[AllanGH]

...it shows a message that the date and time are not set...

Replace the CMOS battery and clear CMOS. Try it again.

 

[overRev26]

So you have the same problem when trying to boot into safe mode? Have you tried reinstalling the driver using ddu?

No, i would boot into safe mode by using intergrated graphics. And i used ddu to uninstall drivers.

 

[overRev26]

Replace the CMOS battery and clear CMOS. Try it again.

Ok Thank you, I will.

 

[hang-the-9]

My graphic card is not showing any display. I know that the fan on the card spins, all cables are connected, the pci socket works, even my windows boots as i can hear the sound of it.
Also whenever I boot my computer with onboard graphics, it works but also while booting it shows a message that the date and time are not set everytime.

Specs-
Gtx 1050
i3-2100
Windows 7 SP1
Dell Optiplex 990
4 gb ram
Antec 450 watt psu

Thank You.

Did the card work before or did you get a new one for your system?

 

[overRev26]

Did the card work before or did you get a new one for your system?

I bought the card 2 yrs ago, it worked fine for 2 yrs.

 

[overRev26]

Replace the CMOS battery and clear CMOS. Try it again.

Did that but the problem still persists

 

[hang-the-9]

I bought the card 2 yrs ago, it worked fine for 2 yrs.

Test it in another system with a good quality power supply.

 

[overRev26]

Test it in another system with a good quality power supply.

Could this really be because of psu? Also i dont have another psu with me.

 

[iam2thecrowe]

Have you tried removing and re-seating the card in the pcie slot? have you tried one of the gfx cards other outputs? It also sounds like the system may be tring to default to the onboard video. Go into your bios and make sure the primary video is set to the pcie slot. Also, im not sure if you mentioned weather you get a display before windows loads? or is it just always blank?

 

[overRev26]

Have you tried removing and re-seating the card in the pcie slot? have you tried one of the gfx cards other outputs? It also sounds like the system may be tring to default to the onboard video. Go into your bios and make sure the primary video is set to the pcie slot. Also, im not sure if you mentioned weather you get a display before windows loads? or is it just always blank?

Yes i tried re-seating the gfx card and i dont get any display at all even before windows loads. Also, no I didn't try any other outputs.

 

[Deleted member 14196]

have you put the card in another--lesser slot if you have one on the mobo? just to see if it isnt the pcie3 x16 slot?

 

[overRev26]

have you put the card in another--lesser slot if you have one on the mobo? just to see if it isnt the pcie3 x16 slot?

Ok, will try this.

 

[hang-the-9]

Could this really be because of psu? Also i dont have another psu with me.

Yes or it may be the card. Only way to find out if the card is bad is to test it in another system and see if it fails there also, or replace yours and see if new one works.