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Fixed it, turns out that you have to take the SLI bridge out. LOL

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So I have two 960's and for this problem we are going to name them 'Card 1' and 'Card 2'. When Card 1 is in by itself, it works. When Card 2 is in by itself, it works. Swapping PCIe Slots, doesn't seem to fix the problem. Its only when i have both cards plugged in and powered one of the two cards says in the device manager "Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)". I have had this problem before and fixed but when ever I do what I did last time, it doesn't work. I have uninstalled the drivers, reinstalled them several times. I have told Device Manager to force an installation of the drivers and it just says that they currently have the best drivers installed and its starting to piss me off.

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3 minutes ago, SeeFights said:

So I have two 960's and for this problem we are going to name them 'Card 1' and 'Card 2'. When Card 1 is in by itself, it works. When Card 2 is in by itself, it works. Swapping PCIe Slots, doesn't seem to fix the problem. Its only when i have both cards plugged in and powered one of the two cards says in the device manager "Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)". I have had this problem before and fixed but when ever I do what I did last time, it doesn't work. I have uninstalled the drivers, reinstalled them several times. I have told Device Manager to force an installation of the drivers and it just says that they currently have the best drivers installed and its starting to piss me off.

Motherboard? unlike AMD, Nvidia, certify certain "SLI" motherboards. Which one do you have?

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9 minutes ago, Abdul201588 said:

Motherboard? unlike AMD, Nvidia, certify certain "SLI" motherboards. Which one do you have?

I have an SLI motherboard. As stated above i have had this problem but i cant fix it

 

Edit: Mobo is the ASUS sabertooth 990fx r2.0

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