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Topic: [HELP] NOOB HERE My screen goes black after driver install (Read 176 times)
Hi there
I did a fresh windows 10 install, all the hardware is new, yet when I install the nvidia drivers (372.54 version as recomended for claymore) during the installation the screen goes black
needless to say but my monitor was conected into the hdmi port of the gpu.
I believe I read somewhere that first you must conect the monitor into the integrated video card, disable it, and then proceed to do the installation of the drivers, is this correct?
any suggestions? im a newbie, be patient please.
I did a fresh windows 10 install, all the hardware is new, yet when I install the nvidia drivers (372.54 version as recomended for claymore) during the installation the screen goes black
needless to say but my monitor was conected into the hdmi port of the gpu.I believe I read somewhere that first you must conect the monitor into the integrated video card, disable it, and then proceed to do the installation of the drivers, is this correct?
any suggestions? im a newbie, be patient please.
if you can't use your PC right now, i recommended you try fresh instal and when after installing windows 10. then download driver same as you VGA model.
as mentioned by Sr. Member, lock this thread then mate, and hope you'll fix your problem
As mentioned before, this might be the wrong forum for you. It's at least the wrong one for this kind of question.
Nevertheless:
Be sure that you chose the correct driver for your card. It's irrelevant whether the monitor is connected or not if you get a black screen, there is a driver issue (or you chose the wrong resolution resp. refresh rate).
As you didn't specify which card you've got, if it's an older one you also might need an older driver. When posting your question in another forum, give them this info, it's kind of crucial for someone who wants to help you
PS: It would be great if you could close your thread. Bottom left
Nevertheless:
I believe I read somewhere that first you must conect the monitor into the integrated video card, disable it, and then proceed to do the installation of the drivers, is this correct?
Be sure that you chose the correct driver for your card. It's irrelevant whether the monitor is connected or not if you get a black screen, there is a driver issue (or you chose the wrong resolution resp. refresh rate).
As you didn't specify which card you've got, if it's an older one you also might need an older driver. When posting your question in another forum, give them this info, it's kind of crucial for someone who wants to help you
PS: It would be great if you could close your thread. Bottom left
It does relate with mining because this gpu (gtx 1060) was intentionally purchased for that purpose. That been said, also I read here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/claymores-dual-ethereum-amdnvidia-gpu-miner-v150-windowslinux-1433925
(more specifically "10xx cards in Windows 10 x64: just use latest 372.54 drivers from Nvidia website, note that you must have Win10 Anniversary update")
I installed that specific driver "372.54", and I think there are lot much newers but since in that guide implies that I "must" use that, well I just install that.
May be is not the right place to post this but it does belong here because it for mining.
If Im still wrong, please let me know and I will shut this post.
Sorry again.
As mentioned before, this might be the wrong forum for you. It's at least the wrong one for this kind of question.
Nevertheless:
Be sure that you chose the correct driver for your card. It's irrelevant whether the monitor is connected or not if you get a black screen, there is a driver issue (or you chose the wrong resolution resp. refresh rate).
As you didn't specify which card you've got, if it's an older one you also might need an older driver. When posting your question in another forum, give them this info, it's kind of crucial for someone who wants to help you
PS: It would be great if you could close your thread. Bottom left
Nevertheless:
I believe I read somewhere that first you must conect the monitor into the integrated video card, disable it, and then proceed to do the installation of the drivers, is this correct?
Be sure that you chose the correct driver for your card. It's irrelevant whether the monitor is connected or not if you get a black screen, there is a driver issue (or you chose the wrong resolution resp. refresh rate).
As you didn't specify which card you've got, if it's an older one you also might need an older driver. When posting your question in another forum, give them this info, it's kind of crucial for someone who wants to help you
PS: It would be great if you could close your thread. Bottom left
Why do you ask this question here? Please find forums that specialize in your question.
Err. You might want to post this problem on the Nvidia forums instead? This is a Bitcoin Beginners & Help forum.
https://forums.geforce.com/
https://forums.geforce.com/
Hi there
I did a fresh windows 10 install, all the hardware is new, yet when I install the nvidia drivers (372.54 version as recomended for claymore) during the installation the screen goes black needless to say but my monitor was conected into the hdmi port of the gpu.
I believe I read somewhere that first you must conect the monitor into the integrated video card, disable it, and then proceed to do the installation of the drivers, is this correct?
any suggestions? im a newbie, be patient please.
I did a fresh windows 10 install, all the hardware is new, yet when I install the nvidia drivers (372.54 version as recomended for claymore) during the installation the screen goes black
needless to say but my monitor was conected into the hdmi port of the gpu.I believe I read somewhere that first you must conect the monitor into the integrated video card, disable it, and then proceed to do the installation of the drivers, is this correct?
any suggestions? im a newbie, be patient please.
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