Tried both ram sticks individually in slot b2 recommended in manual. Display port cable. Hdmi cable. Hdmi cable with dvi adapter. Dvi cable that maybe works. Second dvi cable that I know works. I'm not sure what else I can try to fix the problem, no matter what I've tried the motherboard says no vga at boot.
Basic steps to fix this:-. Download latest NVIDIA Drive for you specific device. Download latest BIOS from Asus website. It will ask you to restart after the BIOS is updated. (MOST IMPORTANT) 4. Go to ARMOURY CRATE > DEVICE > SYSTEM > GPU Power Saving > iGPU Mode > Turn off.
1. Update the AMD drivers. In order to fix the AMD driver crash in Windows 10, press Windows + X to launch the Power User menu, and select Device Manager from the list. Locate and double-click on the Display adapters option to expand and view the devices under it.

Add a comment. 0. Go to device manager>display adapters, disable the non working device. Shut down the PC then disconnect power of first GPU and start the pc, go to device manager>display adapters and see if the disabled device is showing there or not. If not showing then that removed GPU is your damaged GPU, if still showing in device manager

The Reaktek drivers may get borked each time a security, quality, or feature update happens. Once thats done right click on the zip file and use 7zip to Extract here in the my documents folder. Then right click on device manager and say update drivers with the Get Drivers from my PC instead of from the internet.

Below are simple steps to update VGA drivers for Windows 10, 11, 8, 7 PC through Device Manager. Launch Device Manager. Find and double-click on the Display Adapters category. Right-click on your VGA drivers and choose Update Driver Software. After that, select Search Automatically for Updated Driver Software.

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