So I built a PC for my friend yesterday, it has a gtx 670 in it. Now, all was fine with installing the drivers etc, we got the display drivers up and running last night.
This morning, when he turned it on (after moving it to another room) he accidentally plugged the hdmi lead into the motherboard's slot using the onboard graphics. He realised this after a short time, so he wanted to use the GPU.
When he plugged the lead into the GPU, even after a restart, he couldn't get a picture, however he could see the bios screen.
I told him to go to device manager and disable the intel onboard graphics, which obviously caused the screen to go blank. I was hoping this would enable the GPU, but when he plugged the hdmi lead into that, he still couldn't get a picture.
He has tried looking in the bios for a setting to enable the pci slot or something along those lines, but he cant find anything and I'm not with him at the moment.
So basically the situation is: The onboard graphics are disabled in windows and the GPU wont give a display, apart from the post screen. What should we do now?
This morning, when he turned it on (after moving it to another room) he accidentally plugged the hdmi lead into the motherboard's slot using the onboard graphics. He realised this after a short time, so he wanted to use the GPU.
When he plugged the lead into the GPU, even after a restart, he couldn't get a picture, however he could see the bios screen.
I told him to go to device manager and disable the intel onboard graphics, which obviously caused the screen to go blank. I was hoping this would enable the GPU, but when he plugged the hdmi lead into that, he still couldn't get a picture.
He has tried looking in the bios for a setting to enable the pci slot or something along those lines, but he cant find anything and I'm not with him at the moment.
So basically the situation is: The onboard graphics are disabled in windows and the GPU wont give a display, apart from the post screen. What should we do now?