Display output problems

[JustACube]

I have GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 1060 Mini ITX OC 6G and after a fresh windows install i'm not getting any display port output everything worked when I had linux before.

[GorujoCY]

did you try using the HDMI?

Did you install drivers?

[JustACube]

23 minutes ago, GorujoCY said:

did you try using the HDMI?

Did you install drivers?

i've tried using the hdmi and i cant install any drivers because im not getting any output

[GorujoCY]

Just now, JustACube said:

i've tried using the hdmi and i cant install any drivers because im not getting any output

weird.

Ok what I'm wondering is did it actually work with the hdmi?

[JustACube]

1 minute ago, GorujoCY said:

weird.

Ok what I'm wondering is did it actually work with the hdmi?

it didnt

[JustACube]

1 minute ago, GorujoCY said:

weird.

Ok what I'm wondering is did it actually work with the hdmi?

i dont know if its a graphics card problem

[GorujoCY]

2 minutes ago, JustACube said:

i dont know if its a graphics card problem

It might be.

To check this I want your to turn off the computer many times Until windows gets you into recovery mode.

At this point what we want is enter into safe mode to do some software troubleshooting steps before hardware troubleshooting and then we consider something a severe problem

[JustACube]

3 minutes ago, GorujoCY said:

It might be.

To check this I want your to turn off the computer many times Until windows gets you into recovery mode.

At this point what we want is enter into safe mode to do some software troubleshooting steps before hardware troubleshooting and then we consider something a severe problem

theres no output at all

[GorujoCY]

does the gpu fan spin or any indication that it's alive?

[JustACube]

Just now, GorujoCY said:

does the gpu fan spin or any indication that it's alive?

it doesnt spin

[JustACube]

Just now, GorujoCY said:

does the gpu fan spin or any indication that it's alive?

might be that windows doesnt recognize the gpu

[GorujoCY]

1 minute ago, JustACube said:

might be that windows doesnt recognize the gpu

fake gpu?

where did you buy the GTX 1060?

[GorujoCY]

3 minutes ago, JustACube said:

it doesnt spin

That means it's a dead gpu. Where was the gpu bought, Ebay? Craiglist? 

if any of these contact the seller, well see if he accepts returns, Id your money back guarantee isn't expired and the seller doesn't accept refunds and returns on ebay, Contact Ebay to get your money back.

Edited May 26, 2021 by GorujoCY

[JustACube]

Just now, GorujoCY said:

fake gpu?

where did you buy the GTX 1060?

no the gpu is good i had windows a long time ago then switched to linux and now i wanted to install windows again but this is happening

[GorujoCY]

1 minute ago, JustACube said:

no the gpu is good i had windows a long time ago then switched to linux and now i wanted to install windows again but this is happening

weird. If it works on Linux then it should work on windows if the GTX 1060 is the real deal.

Are you sure you can't get through windows safe mode or is it because you have grub bootloader on?

[JustACube]

2 minutes ago, GorujoCY said:

weird. If it works on Linux then it should work on windows if the GTX 1060 is the real deal.

Are you sure you can't get through windows safe mode or is it because you have grub bootloader on?

theres no output and this started happening after windows restarted when installing theres completely no output and i dont know whatgrub bootloader is

[Kilrah]

Try to boot linux again to see if it still works there?

 

[JustACube]

Just now, Kilrah said:

Try to boot linux again to see if it still works there?

i uninstalled linux

[Kilrah]

Do you even see the BIOS or nothing at all?

 

It does seem like it just randomly failed...

[GorujoCY]

then yeah you need to get into safe mode and DDU the Graphics Drivers.

 

essentially one way you can do it without needing to go into Windows.

 

To do that power off and on your computer, when the computer is on, Always wait for Windows to start loading, Right away start to power it off by holding the power button, repeat that 3 times Until you see the message along the lines of "Diagnosing your PC" assuming that your active bootloader is currently windows and that's a good thing. Then boot to safe mode with Networking, Let me know when you get there.

 

Edit: if the gpu is dead, There's no point in doing that.

[GorujoCY]

Just now, Kilrah said:

Do you even see the BIOS or nothing at all?

 

It does seem like it just randomly failed...

ywah I'm confused whenever it works or randomly stopped working out of a sudden, If the gpu fans don't work or no indication of power on then it should be a dead gpu

[JustACube]

1 minute ago, Kilrah said:

Do you even see the BIOS or nothing at all?

 

It does seem like it just randomly failed...

i dont see anything at all i think the gpu isnt even running

[Kilrah]

Then take it out, reseat, check the power connection etc, and clear CMOS for good measure...

[GorujoCY]

1 minute ago, JustACube said:

i dont see anything at all i think the gpu isnt even running

then it's a failed gpu.

again where was this gpu bought?

 

edit: Good step above for good measure before this

Edited May 26, 2021 by GorujoCY

[JustACube]

1 minute ago, Kilrah said:

Then take it out, reseat, check the power connection etc, and clear CMOS for good measure...

i think something like this happened when i was installing windows the first time the gpu needed a driver because it wasnt getting recognized by windows