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Automatic repair after graphics card replacement

Luquoty -  
fabul Posted messages 42183 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   -
Bonjour, j’ai changé ma carte graphique qui était hs sur un assez vieux pc, maintenant avec la nouvelle carte le Pc est en réparation automatique, je pense que le problème vient du fait que je n’ai pas désinstallé l’ancienne carte mais je ne peux pas le faire car elle est hs
Je voulais savoir s’il y avait un moyen de la désinstaller via l’invité de commande
Ou si le problème peut venir d’autre chose ?

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    fabul Posted messages 42183 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   6 070
     
    Hi,

    With Display Driver Uninstaller, but you need to be able to boot in safe mode first.
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    1. Luquoty
       
      That's the problem, I can't either enter safe mode or open the BIOS????
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      1. fabul Posted messages 42183 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   6 070 > Luquoty
         
        Clear CMOS > See the manual

        Maybe you will be able to access the BIOS.
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      2. Luquoty > fabul Posted messages 42183 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention  
         
        The Manual?
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      3. fabul Posted messages 42183 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   6 070 > Luquoty
         
        Désolé, je ne peux pas vous aider avec ça.
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  2. macbernic Posted messages 2231 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   545
     
    Hello,

    Which Windows is your computer running?
    And what is your configuration?
    See you later!
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    1. Luquoty
       
      He is on Windows 10.
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  3. macbernic Posted messages 2231 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   545
     
    To access safe mode to uninstall your graphics drivers, there is a somewhat brutal method that works:
    As soon as you see the Windows logo, cut the power and restart it, and do this 3 times, then you will see this display:

    then go to advanced options.
    then go to troubleshooting and advanced options, then settings or whatever you want to do.

    See you!
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    1. Luquoty
       
      I have this screen after the automatic repair loading, but I’ve tried everything in the advanced settings, and nothing works.
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  4. fabul Posted messages 42183 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   6 070
     
    You can create a WinPE to back up your data, bookmarks, etc...

    With AOMEI PE Builder

    https://www.ubackup.com/pe-builder.html

    Then reinstall Windows

    Use the tool to create the media (USB drive 8GB Min.) to repair or reinstall Windows

    (No need to format if there is space, if there is data, it will be found in a Windows.old folder)

    [French France] https://www.microsoft.com/fr-fr/software-download/windows10

    [French Canada] https://www.microsoft.com/fr-ca/software-download/windows10

    If you already have the Windows ISO file, you can create your USB drive with Rufus

    Boot from it through the Boot Menu of the PC

    The key to press:

    https://www.malekal.com/liste-touches-acces-bios-boot-menu-constructeur/

    Choose "Custom installation" (not upgrade)

    Install on the same partition, or alternatively, delete all system partitions and create a new one (This will erase data).
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    1. Luquoty
       
      My motherboard is an MSI, I've tried pressing the required key but nothing happens.
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      1. fabul Posted messages 42183 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   6 070 > Luquoty
         
        MSI OK,

        But the model, the manual, does it say how to Clear CMOS?

        Often we unplug the power supply
        We remove the CR2032 battery
        We short-circuit, with a jumper present or with a screwdriver the pins or next to it it’s written CLR_CMOS

        Then we put the battery back, and we plug it back in, then we start it...
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