Hey So recently mu GPU died and i switched to intergrated graphics but that gets me 0 image and now i cant switch back without seeing it and i read somewhere that if a computer picks up a gpu it automaticcily switches to that so does anyone know if thats true so i know its worth replacing the one i have now or is my whole computer screwed
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Hey So recently mu GPU died and i switched to intergrated graphics but that gets me 0 image and now i cant switch back without seeing it and i read somewhere that if a computer picks up a gpu it automaticcily switches to that so does anyone know if thats true so i know its worth replacing the one i have now or is my whole computer screwed
Is your old GPU still plugged in? if so remove it and your computer should default your integrated one automatically
Is your old GPU still plugged in? if so remove it and your computer should default your integrated one automatically
TripzIs your old GPU still plugged in? if so remove it and your computer should default your integrated one automatically
already tried that the idea was to see if if i can set it back to gpu its already set to intergrated
[quote=Tripz]Is your old GPU still plugged in? if so remove it and your computer should default your integrated one automatically[/quote]
already tried that the idea was to see if if i can set it back to gpu its already set to intergrated
already tried that the idea was to see if if i can set it back to gpu its already set to intergrated
If anybody can help me out please id really appreciate it this is a major issue as im getting no image at all
If anybody can help me out please id really appreciate it this is a major issue as im getting no image at all
It's a setting in the BIOS, try clearing the CMOS, you might have a button for this on the motherboard, if not unplug the computer entirely and take out the battery on the motherboard for 10 minutes or so which should also reset it.
It's a setting in the BIOS, try clearing the CMOS, you might have a button for this on the motherboard, if not unplug the computer entirely and take out the battery on the motherboard for 10 minutes or so which should also reset it.
DavidTheWinIt's a setting in the BIOS, try clearing the CMOS, you might have a button for this on the motherboard, if not unplug the computer entirely and take out the battery on the motherboard for 10 minutes or so which should also reset it.
alright thanks ill give it a shot
[quote=DavidTheWin]It's a setting in the BIOS, try clearing the CMOS, you might have a button for this on the motherboard, if not unplug the computer entirely and take out the battery on the motherboard for 10 minutes or so which should also reset it.[/quote]
alright thanks ill give it a shot
alright thanks ill give it a shot
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