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I just buil my very first pc and everything was fine (it posted and i got into the bios, cpu was fine,ram and everythibg (execpt gpu (1070) not showing) then I i set the boot priority to cd reader

put windows 10 cd in, restart and windows started installing, entered my cd key. i went away for 5-10min came back and was a blackscreen with no cursor or anything i waited another 5 min and hit the tried to force restart. since then the pc turn on but i cant get any display, i tried on another monitor with other cable. Halp pls

 

 

 

 

Spec:

Asus z170-A

I76700K

1070 gugabyte g1 gaming

evga platinum 760psu

2X8G corsair 3000 ram

1tb HDD

140G SSD

Asus something cd reader.

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Firstly, what do you mean when your GPU was not showing? Because if you got into the BIOS, the GPU should be working correctly. Also, did you leave it when it got to this screen?

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P.S I know that's Windows 7, but they all are the same since Vista.

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8 minutes ago, Drakphil said:

i dont really know , but i could not see  the gpu in the bios. and yes i left right after the "copying windows files"

The GPU is not detected in the BIOS actually. Unless it's integrated graphics like Intel HD graphics, it will not be mentioned in the BIOS.

 

Unplug all your unnecessary USB devices, I've spent hours trying to figure out why my Windows install failed in the past and what was causing the issue was just having a webcam or something plugged in. (It's weird but seems to be a common issue.) Also, I would run a memory diagnostic test to see if it's a memory related issue. When you boot into the installation media, on the first screen where it says "Install Now", on the bottom left corner of the window it should have the option "Repair your computer", click that and select Windows Memory Diagnostic.
 

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