display No DISPLAY from GPU! Help!

[kaneto]

My gpu isnt displaying anything to my monitor. I have bought a dvi-dvi cable, a new vga, hdmi cable. NOTHING WORKS!. Im currently writing this using the vga to my motherboard and not the gpu. The vga from the monitor is on the motherboard. I have the DVI cable just hanging there in the gpu, and i keep switching between VGA - DVI input and only VGA works. My monitor is U2311Hb Dell. Gpu is Nvidia Geforce GTX 1050. CPU = Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2600CPU @3.40ghz (8 CPUs), ~3.4hz please help me, i've been suffering for a week! It also says "Power Save Mode" once i change the input to the GPU (currently my dvi is connected to the gpu but i've tried hdmi before and it still says power save mode) It might just be my faulty GPU.

[Bloudy_Parrot]

15 minutes ago, kaneto said:

My gpu isnt displaying anything to my monitor. I have bought a dvi-dvi cable, a new vga, hdmi cable. NOTHING WORKS!. Im currently writing this using the vga to my motherboard and not the gpu. The vga from the monitor is on the motherboard. I have the DVI cable just hanging there in the gpu, and i keep switching between VGA - DVI input and only VGA works. My monitor is U2311Hb Dell. Gpu is Nvidia Geforce GTX 1050. CPU = Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2600CPU @3.40ghz (8 CPUs), ~3.4hz please help me, i've been suffering for a week! It also says "Power Save Mode" once i change the input to the GPU (currently my dvi is connected to the gpu but i've tried hdmi before and it still says power save mode) It might just be my faulty GPU.

why dont you just connect the motherboard then ???

isnt it the same ????

you might also whant to look some setting n the bios.

[kaneto]

Just now, IamA-kid-LEARNING said:

why dont you just connect the motherboard then ???

isnt it the same ????

you might also whant to look some setting n the bios.

I dont get what u mean? if i connect my vga to the motherboard, it wont recognize the gpu. The gpu is basically worthless unless i connect the vga/hdmi/dvi into the gpu itself and not the motherboard

[circeseye]

check in bios that video is set to pci

[kaneto]

7 minutes ago, circeseye said:

check in bios that video is set to pci

how exactly do u check? where do u check? sorry i've used my pc for a while but im not really good at fixing stuff as my brother is more well-informed on these type of stuffs

 

[Bloudy_Parrot]

16 minutes ago, kaneto said:

how exactly do u check? where do u check? sorry i've used my pc for a while but im not really good at fixing stuff as my brother is more well-informed on these type of stuffs

 

while bouting up just keep pressing delete button do that and you willl be in the bios

do that and send us a photo of the screen with your phone and i will guide you if you (if you want me to help you)

[kaneto]

2 minutes ago, IamA-kid-LEARNING said:

while bouting up just keep pressing delete button do that and you willl be in the bios

do that and send us a photo of the screen with your phone and i will guide you if you (if you want me to help you)

i'll try all i can first, (talking about the bios setup thingy) and if i can set it up i'll tell you but if i need your help and i'll reply to you again.

[lewisgw]

I had a problem like this.  I had tried some old gpus in my pc to test them. everything worked, so i put my gtx 1660 super back in. It didnt work. What i did to fix it was take out the circular battery(the cmos battery), waited 30 seconds, put it back in. At the bottom of the motherboard there should be a clear cmos button. press that and try to boot from gpu.

[kaneto]

23 minutes ago, lewisgw said:

I had a problem like this.  I had tried some old gpus in my pc to test them. everything worked, so i put my gtx 1660 super back in. It didnt work. What i did to fix it was take out the circular battery(the cmos battery), waited 30 seconds, put it back in. At the bottom of the motherboard there should be a clear cmos button. press that and try to boot from gpu.

I will try that soon.

[kaneto]

50 minutes ago, IamA-kid-LEARNING said:

while bouting up just keep pressing delete button do that and you willl be in the bios

do that and send us a photo of the screen with your phone and i will guide you if you (if you want me to help you)

I checked my BIOS and it already had PCI running/enabled. seems like its not the problem.

[kaneto]

31 minutes ago, lewisgw said:

I had a problem like this.  I had tried some old gpus in my pc to test them. everything worked, so i put my gtx 1660 super back in. It didnt work. What i did to fix it was take out the circular battery(the cmos battery), waited 30 seconds, put it back in. At the bottom of the motherboard there should be a clear cmos button. press that and try to boot from gpu.

i cant find the cmos battery/jumper/resetter on my motherboard. my motherboard is a dell optiplex 990.

[lewisgw]

I dont know where the clear cmos button is but the battery is to the right of the ram slots

[lewisgw]

it could also be right above the pcie slots

[kaneto]

8 minutes ago, lewisgw said:

it could also be right above the pcie slots

i've found the battery, i'll try to remove it tmr.

[kaneto]

14 hours ago, lewisgw said:

it could also be right above the pcie slots

i resetted the battery itself by removing it and waiting 10 mins but nothing works.

[-rascal-]

10 minutes ago, kaneto said:

i resetted the battery itself by removing it and waiting 10 mins but nothing works.

 

When you took the CMOS battery out, did you also unplug the PC from the wall socket?

You NEED to do that too.

 

Double check to make sure the GTX 1050 is properly installed into the PCI-E X16.

If you can, upload a picture of the inside of your PC here, with the graphics card installed in the computer.

We can try to spot for any physical issues...

[The Torrent]

17 hours ago, kaneto said:

My gpu isnt displaying anything to my monitor. I have bought a dvi-dvi cable, a new vga, hdmi cable. NOTHING WORKS!. Im currently writing this using the vga to my motherboard and not the gpu. The vga from the monitor is on the motherboard. I have the DVI cable just hanging there in the gpu, and i keep switching between VGA - DVI input and only VGA works. My monitor is U2311Hb Dell. Gpu is Nvidia Geforce GTX 1050. CPU = Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2600CPU @3.40ghz (8 CPUs), ~3.4hz please help me, i've been suffering for a week! It also says "Power Save Mode" once i change the input to the GPU (currently my dvi is connected to the gpu but i've tried hdmi before and it still says power save mode) It might just be my faulty GPU.

Did it used to work? Just stopped suddenly?

[kaneto]

Just now, -rascal- said:

 

When you took the CMOS battery out, did you also unplug the PC from the wall socket?

You NEED to do that too.

 

Double check to make sure the GTX 1050 is properly installed into the PCI-E X16.

If you can, upload a picture of the inside of your PC here, with the graphics card installed in the computer.

We can try to spot for any physical issues...

I fixed it! Thank god. I did remove everything and yes the GTX 1050 is properly installed. I just had to remove the dvi-d and put the hdmi and i spam clicked delete and suddenly it popped up. Thank you everyone who helped me