How to install drivers for my motherboard

Question

Hello,  Following a problem with my old motherboard, I bought the same one with my friend who built my PC for me because I'm a noob. So the PC is working very well now, but I received a CD with the motherboard to install the drivers, but I don't have a CD drive.  The problem is that my graphics card is not usable until the drivers are installed, and I don't know how to install them. I went to the motherboard's website to download them, but I couldn't find anything. My friend is on vacation for a month, so I can't ask him, and I would like to do this myself if you could explain how to do it.  My motherboard: GA-H270-Gaming 3 My graphics card is the NVIDIA GTX 1080  P.S.: I ran the motherboard CD on another PC with a drive, downloaded all the drivers, and put them on a USB stick to transfer to the PC in question, but I didn't know what to do. I copied them all, and I tried to run some .exe programs like "run" a bit randomly, but I didn't know what I was doing, and the graphics card is still not recognized.  Thank you   Configuration: Windows / Firefox 63.0

Traxmix · Accepted Answer

Hi, are you using Windows 10? If so, it should install your drivers automatically.. ? Check your Windows Update for updates. If you are using Windows 7 or another version, install DiversCloud, it's a software/site that will analyze your components and tell you which drivers are missing and if you can update any of them. The download links for the drivers are provided there. Here's a tutorial for DriversCloud: https://forums.cnetfrance.fr/tutoriels-materiel-et-hardware/544163-mettre-a-jour-facilement-un-driver-avec-driverscloud If you are using Windows 10 and Windows Update doesn't provide anything, try DiversCloud as well.

billmaxime · Answer

Hello  but I haven't entered the key to activate Windows, is that the issue?  start by activating W10  then let us know if your PC is a laptop or a desktop tower  if it's 32 or 64 bits >> https://www.commentcamarche.net/informatique/windows/169-32-bits-ou-64-bits-comment-savoir/  @+  -- the radiation level is higher at the employment office than at Chernobyl

billmaxime · Answer

re  for the activation of the key, I will activate it later; I need Microsoft to provide me with one because I had Windows 10 already, but I formatted the hard drive and lost Windows, so I don't want to pay again.  you have no choice but to buy a license, let me explain:  the license key is registered in the "Eprom" of the motherboard of the PC, and works for the components of the PC (it's a digital license)  since you changed your motherboard, you no longer have a license key and you cannot retrieve the one from your old motherboard; it will not work   Do you think that's what's causing my driver problem?   no, but you have 3 days to activate W10  on the CD/DVD of your motherboard drivers, you have the EXEs for the drivers  if you run the Nvidia graphics card exe, it should work/install  if not, go to the Nvidia website and download the driver  the link to the page>> https://www.nvidia.fr/Download/index.aspx?lang=fr  in the image (what you will need to enter in the fields)    @+  -- the radiation level is higher at the employment office than at Chernobyl

kaumune · Answer

Hi  For activation, you can retrieve it after a major hardware change (motherboard) as is your case  https://support.microsoft.com/fr-fr/windows/r%C3%A9activation-de-windows-10-apr%C3%A8s-un-changement-de-configuration-mat%C3%A9rielle-2c0e962a-f04c-145b-6ead-fb3fc72b6665  for the activation of the key I will activate it later I need Microsoft to give me one because I already had Windows 10 but I formatted the hard drive  For your information, formatting the hard drive has nothing to do with activation

billmaxime · Answer

Hi  Post 1 screenshot of your device manager >> https://www.commentcamarche.net/infos/25913-ccm-inserer-une-image-dans-une-discussion/  Cya  -- The radiation level is higher at the employment center than at Chernobyl.

billmaxime · Answer

re  ok, all the drivers are installed on this PC...  the only one missing is the Nvidia card driver  download Nvidia GeForce Experience on your desktop >> https://www.nvidia.com/fr-fr/geforce/geforce-experience/  run it to see if it shows 1 driver for the GTX 1080  let me know what it says  @+  -- the radiation level is higher at the unemployment office than at Chernobyl

billmaxime · Answer

re  ok, waiting for your response to the test with Geforce Experience  @+  -- the radiation level is higher at the employment office than at Chernobyl

billmaxime · Answer

Hi Kaumune,  No, but in the initial message from intatre, he/she mentions this:  My motherboard: GA-H270-Gaming 3 My graphics card is the Nvidia GTX 1080  See you later  -- the radiation level is higher at the employment office than in Chernobyl

billmaxime · Answer

re  I agree with you, we'll see how it goes with Geforce Experience  the card may not be activated in the BIOS  @+  -- the radiation level is higher at the unemployment office than in Chernobyl

billmaxime · Answer

re  in embedded devices, is it not possible to enable/disable it?  @+  -- the radiation level is higher at the unemployment office than in Chernobyl

billmaxime · Answer

re  so the Nvidia card is not in the PC  @+  -- the radiation level is higher at the employment office than at Chernobyl

billmaxime · Answer

re  Following a problem with my old motherboard, I bought the same one with my friend who rebuilt my PC  I presume that the "friend" in question knows what he is doing and that he put the board back in place correctly...  However, it does not appear in the device manager  I am going to check on the motherboard's website >> My motherboard: GA-H270-Gaming 3  See you  -- the radiation level is higher at the job center than at Chernobyl

billmaxime · Answer

re  ok, we'll wait for intatre's response  @+  -- the radiation level is higher at the employment office than at Chernobyl

intatre · Answer

Re, well I just launched the installation program for Nvidia GeForce Experience and I immediately got this message: Nvidia GeForce Experience requires an Nvidia GPU. Refer to the configuration system.  I think it goes in the same direction as the rest, the card is not recognized. As for its connection, it is plugged into the PCI Express slot and is well powered since the lights are on the graphics card.  Everything comes from the fact that I changed the motherboard, but I don't see the connection?

billmaxime · Answer

re  maybe the Nvidia card has an issue?  do you know if it's connected to the same port as on your old motherboard?  @+  -- the radiation level is higher at the unemployment office than at Chernobyl

intatre · Answer

Here are the motherboard drivers that are on a USB stick; I transferred them from another PC that had a CD drive. What should I do with that?

billmaxime · Answer

re  Are you talking about updating the BIOS?  You don't have any alerts in the Device Manager, so your drivers are up to date.  See you  -- The radiation level is higher at the unemployment office than at Chernobyl.

billmaxime · Answer

re  you have nothing to do in the BIOS, it's your graphics card that is not recognized, and I don't know why since it is powered  make sure it is properly inserted in its slot  @+  -- the radiation level is higher at the unemployment office than at Chernobyl

billmaxime · Answer

re  ok, be careful with static electricity, etc.   See you  --  the radiation level is higher at the job center than in Chernobyl

billmaxime · Answer

re  can you test the Nvidia card on another PC?  see you later  -- the radiation level is higher at the unemployment office than at Chernobyl

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