Installing GPU HELP!

[BenKavanagh]

I got a new 750 ti for my pc (asus m32 a10) with integrated graphics. I put the gpu and tried to turn on my computer but there was nothing on the screen. I heard i was supposed to turn off the drivers for my old integrated gpu or something. I took the gpu out and tried to run the pc like it was before but an error message came up and said i needed to reboot or install drivers or something like that. What do i do now? Please help

[TechFnatic]

Install the drivers then physically put the GPU in it should boot

[pithball]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyDxrTHDjXQ

[BenKavanagh]

11 minutes ago, TechFnatic said:

Install the drivers then physically put the GPU in it should boot

When i turn my pc with out the gpu card it says "Reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected boot device and press a key" not sure what it means

[BenKavanagh]

11 minutes ago, Hydraxiler32 said:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyDxrTHDjXQ

Thanks but it didnt really help. Was i supposed to delete the drivers pf my integrated gpu before installing the new gpu card?

[pithball]

24 minutes ago, BenKavanagh said:

When i turn my pc with out the gpu card it says "Reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected boot device and press a key" not sure what it means

it means you don't have your hard drive with an OS on it. or the hard drive isn't in your system.

[BenKavanagh]

6 minutes ago, Hydraxiler32 said:

it means you don't have your hard drive with an OS on it. or the hard drive isn't in your system.

Thats weird because i was on my pc this morning and i didnt mess with the hard drive at all

[normpearii]

Make sure your SATA and SATA Power cables on your boot drive are still plugged in. You might have unintentionally knocked one loose when you installed the GPU.

[BenKavanagh]

41 minutes ago, normpearii said:

Make sure your SATA and SATA Power cables on your boot drive are still plugged in. You might have unintentionally knocked one loose when you installed the GPU.

Ive tried making sure it was all

plugged in but i cant find anything wrong. Anything alse u can think of?

[sapphirethunder]

Try clearing the CMOS. Check your motherboard manual for the CMOS clearance.