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Simon Cook
I have a custom computer with a Gigabyte Gv-R667D3-1GI which is a graphics card, but after transferring to a differentmonitor monitor with a different setup but with the same computer, and I moved the computer back to my original setup. The computer booted with lower graphics. I then changed the resolution to the max on the windows 10 settings, and I searched for a Windows 10 driver. I installed the windows 7 edition, and it was comptiable with max graphics until the computer flickered. It is also important to note that I got a used non-booting hard drive, but system reserved was on it (I accidently pressed next after reformating that non-booting hard drive). I then got a blinking screen, but task manager wasn't blinking. I went to safe mode, and I saw a ! Under my Asus monitor, so I uninstalled the software in device manager in safe mode. When I returned to normal mode, the screen flickered faster, and the only solution I found was to not use the graphics card. Sometimes the computer didn't let the computer to boot, so it gave me a black screen. The computer booted faster when the spare hard drive was not plugged in.
Do you have a solution to this using the graphics card?
Do you have a solution to this using the graphics card?
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