CarsonJF

Got me an answer why its not working at least. After clearing that config space, it loaded up to a screen that said it needed more power, so it looks like either my psu or the cable has taken its last breath. Thank you for your help!

Would simply using the UEFI setting with the GUI work? or do I need to physically jump it? or pop the cmos battery or something as well? Edit: I have an Asus P8Z77-V Pro/Thunderbolt Motherboard

I recently purchased a new EVGA 1060 SSC Gaming 6gb GPU to replace what I thought was a dead EVGA 650 2GB card that was displaying error code 43 in device manager and giving no output. Well, I installed the 1060 yesterday and was given the same error. I tried fully uninstalling all drivers and even deleting the registry keys relating to the device, and am still receiving the same error. After this trouble shooting, I am now also receiving error code 43 on my intel onboard graphics, but the output is indeed working for that one. I'm at a loss now sadly. Any suggestions?