Question Upgrading to Win 10 incompability problem, help

[PlayerType]

I bought RTX 2060 without realizing it doesnt have driver support for Win 8.1, so now I have to upgrade to Win 10. I tried to use Media Creation Tool to upgrade, but I got an warning saying my GTX 770 isn't compatible with Win 10, and that I will have problem with my display. What should I do? Should I upgrade anyway, then remove GTX 770 and put in the 2060. Or should I remove GTX 770, then put in the 2060 and then upgrade? What are other options?

 

[shknawe]

I would remove the gpu if you have onboard graphics and remove the drivers. Then up date to win 10. Then install drivers for 2060 and install card and enable it.

 

[1LiquidPC]

I would upgrade anyways even with warning. Card should work fine. Could just be a feature that will be limited support. Nvidia's site has drivers available for your card on 10. Seen plenty of much older system work normally with 10 upgrade. You can install the RTX 2060 afterwards.

 

[PlayerType]

I would upgrade anyways even with warning. Card should work fine. Could just be a feature that will be limited support. Nvidia's site has drivers available for your card on 10. Seen plenty of much older system work normally with 10 upgrade. You can install the RTX 2060 afterwards.

Oh OK, I was worrying about my screen will not turn on after the update.

 

[1LiquidPC]

Yes, that possibly could happen. More likely though even if an issue occurred, Windows would fall back to generic drivers. After upgrade, I would uninstall any drivers Windows puts on, install new 2060, and clean install latest driver from Nvidia.