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UPDATE: I tried to use Windows 8.1 but it won't allow me to install the drivers for Nvidia and many others since the system is "out of support" according to Windows and Nvidia. However is detecting 2 Devices under Display drivers, both with the generic display. As far as I know, if a GPU is dead it wouldn't show up in the list, right? I will get in contact with Lenovo tomorrow, and hopefully will get an answer, otherwise, my monitors will be just another decoration for my room :'(

Good day folks, I'll be direct. 3 days ago my Nvidia GTX 1050 stopped working. I use 3 monitors through HDMI, and VGA cables with a thunderbolt adapter. When I turned on the computer that morning I got the warning sign in the driver of my graphic card with the error 43. I've tried many things and still I can't make it work. Important things: . Lenovo Legion Y530, I5-8300H. 8GB ram with optane memory. 1TB HDD. . I don't usually game on this computer and the temperature is normally around 45 celcius. . I'm currently using Windows 2020-03 1909 version. . I never had a physical accident on my laptop, and there is totally cleand from the inside. What I've tried in general? . Uninstall drivers . Reinstall drivers from Lenovo and Nvidia, newer and older versions. . Update BIOS . Re-install windows from scratch.(I made the windows updates right away) . Check the inside of my laptop and no visible damages nor dust. . I installed Parrot OS on a dual boot and it recognize when I connect the HDMI or the Thunderbold cord but nothing shows up in the screen. What I have not tried but I'm curious about: . Install windows 7 or 8. ************************************************************* Any idea guys? I see a lot of people with the same problem and I just wanna know if is a physical issue caused by Windows or maybe just a software update? Please and thank you!