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Hi, I have a big problem with my older pc. I recently buy a new gpu card, because old one is dead and install windows 10, at first everything was working great until I turn it off and unplug it from power. After I turn it back on, there was very long boot time ~15-20 minutes, and even after it boots there is very high cpu usage and I can't do anything about it. So I boot windows in safe mode and downgrade display adapter drivers to Microsoft Basic Display Driver and turn off updates. Now it boots correctly and everything is normal, except lagging video, even lower quality movies, so that's not the solution to this problem. I have tried a lot off things and nothing helps, even tryed older windows like 7 & 8.1, but there is same booting problem after I install Nvidia drivers.

 

I hope someone can help me with this problem and sorry for my bad english

 

Here ar my pc specs:

Motherboard-AsRock 939S56-M (With newest bios)

Os-Windows 10 Proffesional (32bit)

RAM-1,5gb

CPU-AMD Athlon 64 3000+ 1,8GHz

GPU-Gigabyte Geforce 210 1GB

http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=3913#ov

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All my other computers are laptops, so I can't try on other pc and I don't have onboard video, my motherboard is old and it don't support something like that. I don't think that there is a problem with video card, because everything works great until I turn my pc off and unplug it from power and my power supply is also new, 500w, so I don't think that's the problem either

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