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MillionHitz
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http://imgur.com/RxlBCCt

I just plugged in my GPU to monitor for the first time, and I get this screen. I've updated my mobo and GPU drivers without the GPU installed and I've installed my copy of Windows 8.1. Pleasr help!

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So you got this issue after installing 8.1?

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have you updated the motherboard firmware?

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No, I installed it and it worked perfectly without the GPU. I added it and plugged it in with a DVI cable today and I got that screen.

So many people have issues with 8.1. My only suggestion(never used 8.1 before) is to reinstall Windows.

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Found this when I googled it...

 

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2196846/motherboard-find-required-map.html

 

Try turning off fast boot.

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Yes, I updated the drivers when the GPU wasn't installed.

He means the BIOS.

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"I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you" - Edward I. Koch

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Found this when I googled it...

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2196846/motherboard-find-required-map.html

Try turning off fast boot.

http://imgur.com/TlS1yBt

Is this it? It was already off.

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http://imgur.com/TlS1yBt

Is this it? It was already off.

No, that isn't Fast Boot. I believe it's found in Windows as well.

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How do I find it? Now I get that same screen without the GPU.

Try zipping around in the BIOS. It MIGHT be found there.

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"I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you" - Edward I. Koch

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For me, fast boot is in the Boot menu of the bios. (along with secure boot, boot order priorities, etc..)

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Fixed. The solution was so dumb I'm not going to say it.

LOL i'm glad you figured it out!

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Fixed. The solution was so dumb I'm not going to say it.

let me guess u reseted the mobo by taking the battery out? or the gpu wasnt it properly

u should say what the solution is for future reference it'll help out others

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Fixed. The solution was so dumb I'm not going to say it.

What was the issue?

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You have to tell us it is PROTOCOL, (º¿º) 

 

 

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