iGFX problem

[Nixx23]

So i have 2 Monitors and i installed windows 10 because windows 11 is trash for me and since then the second monitor didnt work. I went into bios and i enabled iGFX and put the main display to PCie i think? and since then i cant get any signal on my monitor.. I tried removing cmos battery and placing it again but that didnt work aswell. Can somebody help me please (sorry for bad English)

[Kid.Lazer]

What are your full system specs?

[Nixx23]

Just now, Kid.Lazer said:

What are your full system specs?

So my cpu is a ryzen 3 3200g my gpu is 1050ti and i think that my motherboard is a asus a320m-k..

[Kid.Lazer]

Can you check device manager to see if it shows up there under display adapters?

[Nixx23]

5 minutes ago, Kid.Lazer said:

Can you check device manager to see if it shows up there under display adapters?

I cant even see anything on my monitor it says like no signal and my keyboard doesnt even light up it just flashes for one second

[Kid.Lazer]

Sorry, I misunderstood the issue initially. I thought the monitor didn't work on your motherboard outputs, not that you have absolutely ZERO displays working.

 

So let's back up a bit. What monitor(s) do you have, and to what specifically are each of them connected?

[Nixx23]

Just now, Kid.Lazer said:

Sorry, I misunderstood the issue initially. I thought the monitor didn't work on your motherboard outputs, not that you have absolutely ZERO displays working.

 

So let's back up a bit. What monitor(s) do you have, and to what specifically are each of them connected?

Haha its ok i cant explain that good since my english is bad..

 

I have a LG Flatron M237WDP and a Samsung Syncmaster 2243 both of them are old.. I tried connecting one to gpu and one to motherboard and it didnt work (I have a dvi to hdmi converter for the syncmaster) But before i went to bios and made that stupid mistake enabling iGFX and setting display to PCIe everything worked fine..

[Kid.Lazer]

Let's start one step at a time by trying to rest your CMOS again. With power disconnected, you can either remove the battery, or jump the CLRTC pins just to the left or your USB headers. If you remove the battery, make sure you press the power button a few times to fully discharge the system.

 

After completing that, plug in ONE monitor to your GPU, turn on your system, and see if you can access the BIOS. Preferably, use a combination of monitor/cable that has no adapters if you can.

[Nixx23]

5 minutes ago, Kid.Lazer said:

Let's start one step at a time by trying to rest your CMOS again. With power disconnected, you can either remove the battery, or jump the CLRTC pins just to the left or your USB headers. If you remove the battery, make sure you press the power button a few times to fully discharge the system.

 

After completing that, plug in ONE monitor to your GPU, turn on your system, and see if you can access the BIOS. Preferably, use a combination of monitor/cable that has no adapters if you can.

I tried it again but it still doesnt work.. Its still the same. I tried it so many times but it didnt work. But idk why the keyboard only lights up for one second?? It wasnt like that.

[Kid.Lazer]

Does the system stay running, or does it totally shut down after 1 second?

[Nixx23]

1 minute ago, Kid.Lazer said:

Does the system stay running, or does it totally shut down after 1 second?

It stays running. Everything before that was normal i just changed the display to PCIe

[Kid.Lazer]

Let's hope it's something silly and not a motherboard issue. Go through your entire system and re-seat all your power cables, data cables, RAM, and GPU.

[Nixx23]

Just now, Kid.Lazer said:

Let's hope it's something silly and not a motherboard issue. Go through your entire system and re-seat all your power cables, data cables, RAM, and GPU.

Okay i will do that Tomorrow and i will Tell you if that worked. Thank you that you took your time for me

[Nixx23]

21 hours ago, Kid.Lazer said:

Let's hope it's something silly and not a motherboard issue. Go through your entire system and re-seat all your power cables, data cables, RAM, and GPU.

Well i tried to reseat everything but still nothing.. I cant belive that one setting in bios made the whole pc go nuts

[Kid.Lazer]

Ok, let's start removing components. Pull your 1050ti out and use only the iGPU with one monitor.

[Nixx23]

1 minute ago, Kid.Lazer said:

Ok, let's start removing components. Pull your 1050ti out and use only the iGPU with one monitor.

I already tried that and still nothing.. Is it maybe the PSU? Its wierd that my keyboard doesnt light up. Well it does but just one second

[Nixx23]

27 minutes ago, Kid.Lazer said:

Ok, let's start removing components. Pull your 1050ti out and use only the iGPU with one monitor.

Oh and i forgot to mention that i noticed that when i turn on my pc its not that loud anymore. What i mean is like when i turned my pc on before the fans were spinning faster (Changed that in Bios too)

[Kid.Lazer]

How are you resetting the BIOS, exactly?

 

When you turn it back on, have you tried waiting a little bit? Depending on the specific system, it will sometimes seemingly go through a boot cycle 2 or 3 times before POST-ing when you clear the CMOS or install a new CPU.

[Nixx23]

Just now, Kid.Lazer said:

How are you resetting the BIOS, exactly?

 

When you turn it back on, have you tried waiting a little bit? Depending on the specific system, it will sometimes seemingly go through a boot cycle 2 or 3 times before POST-ing when you clear the CMOS or install a new CPU.

I take the CMOS Battery out for like 5 Minutes and take the power cable out. And then i put the cmos battery back in and the power cable and then i power up my pc. I have waited for like 2 hours but nothing happend. I will order a new cpu maybe??

[Kid.Lazer]

I'd be more inclined to suspect the motherboard of fault, rather than the CPU. But I hesitate to recommend you start throwing parts at it.

[Nixx23]

18 minutes ago, Kid.Lazer said:

I'd be more inclined to suspect the motherboard of fault, rather than the CPU. But I hesitate to recommend you start throwing parts at it.

Sooo should i give it to a experienced friend to check it out?

[Nixx23]

On 12/14/2023 at 10:42 PM, Nixx23 said:

Sooo should i give it to a experienced friend to check it out?

Well it turns out that there were false BIOS Settings. It wasn't MB or CPU thank god..