Graphics Card Problems

[Snake_skull]

(I wasn't sure whether to post this here or in troubleshooting)

I recently switched Graphics cards. Kind of.

When I plug in my new card it displays "Disk Boot Failure, INSERT SYSTEM DISK and PRESS ENTER"

What Do I need to do to resolve this.

If this matters:

Old Graphics Card: AMD HD Radeon 5670

New Graphics Card: GTX 750 TI

 

Any suggestions that might help are welcomed.

Thank you for your time.

[EcoBoost]

When I plug in my new card it displays "Disk Boot Failure, INSERT SYSTEM DISK and PRESS ENTER"

That has nothing to do with your graphics card being bad or anything. I think you accidentally unplugged your HDD while installing your new graphics card

[FireFox]

That is nothing to do with the graphics card, in all of my years including my noob years I never experienced that apart from an unexpected shut down once.

[Snake_skull]

That has nothing to do with your graphics card being bad or anything. I think you accidentally unplugged your HDD while installing your new graphics card

Alright, What Do I do to fix this problem? My Primary Hard Drive with the OS installed on it is properly in place.

Whenever I put the old Graphics Card in, it boots up just fine.

[EcoBoost]

Alright, What Do I do to fix this problem? My Primary Hard Drive with the OS installed on it is properly in place.

Whenever I put the old Graphics Card in, it boots up just fine.

Try putting your old graphics card back in, uninstall AMD drivers/software and then try the new graphics card again

[Snake_skull]

Try putting your old graphics card back in, uninstall AMD drivers/software and then try the new graphics card again

I've searched my computer for drivers, I can't find them. Where would be an easy way to find them and uninstall them? 

[EcoBoost]

I've searched my computer for drivers, I can't find them. Where would be an easy way to find them and uninstall them? 

Control Panel -> Programs and Features (or "Uninstall a program" -> AMD Catalyst Install Manager (if you didn't update drivers in a long time then it may be called something else, maybe ATI)

[Snake_skull]

Something else that may be a problem,

I have 2 hard drives that both have a significant amount of data on both of them. But When I have the 750 ti plugged in I can only fit one hard drive in, Could that be the problem?

[Chakshu]

Something else that may be a problem,

I have 2 hard drives that both have a significant amount of data on both of them. But When I have the 750 ti plugged in I can only fit one hard drive in, Could that be the problem?

can you post a pic of inside of your pc

[TR0J4N]

it could be although windows (the os) is on the drive you have left plugged in the windows boot loader is on the other drive and so it doesn't know which files to run to actually initialize windows

[TR0J4N]

also an easy way to remove graphics drivers is a tool called display driver uninstaller. (i found while trying to do hybrid physx)