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Black Screen Issue after Installing Latest Driver for Zotac GTX 1050 Ti 4GB Mini on Intel i5 PC

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  • #1 16754464
    kazusza
    Level 6  
    Hello. I recently made a PC. On the 4th day of torment with running it, the reason was the drivers for the graphics card.
    But when I start any game I have MEga lag even if it is old. So I wanted to install the latest driver for my card but every time during installation my monitor goes out after a while and every time I want to start the computer I have a black screen in front of the login screen The only way to start is safe mode and remove driver updates. (CS GO doesn't work because of this)


    specifications:
    Processor: Intel I5 2400 4x3.1GHz lga1155 ---> Used without the BOX version so I had to buy a heatsink Intel 1150 1155 1151 fan (after entering on the Allegro should be displayed first)
    RAM :D DR3 2 x 4GB 1333MHz CL9
    Power supply: COOLERMASTER G550M 550W MODULAR 80+
    Motherboard: MSI h61m-p20
    Graphics Card: Zotac GTX 1050 Ti 4GB Mini
    Monitor: Suntec does not know more about it
    Windows: 10 Original 64 bit version of Home
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  • #2 16754507
    masterten
    Level 33  
    New or used graphics card?
    How is your monitor connected? Via HDMI-VGA adapter? The point is that the card may not detect the monitor and gives the image to a different output. Do you have the option of connecting another monitor without adapters with an HDMI or DVI cable?
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  • #3 16754535
    kazusza
    Level 6  
    The graphics card is new. I use an HDMI-VGA adapter. I can't connect another monitor. But the monitor can be connected to another computer. So the VGA input works normally under HDMI and there is no screen. The computer where I have this GTX 1050 t and normal and work in mode emergency.
  • #4 16754549
    masterten
    Level 33  
    Try to do this test:
    - install the drivers, when the screen goes out, wait for 3 minutes and turn off the computer by pressing the button on the housing.
    - unplug the adapter from the graphics card and turn on the computer without a monitor connected.
    - wait for the system to turn on and then plug in the adapter. Write if an image appears on the monitor.
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  • #5 16754569
    kazusza
    Level 6  
    There was a new problem, the screen went out after 10 minutes of computer work. I haven't done my way yet because I wanted to download the driver from the site. Yesterday it worked for over an hour. And it did not go out
    Added after 3 [minutes]:
    Even worse, the screen disappeared 1 minute after starting the system
    Added after 34 [seconds]:
    I still haven't checked your method, there is no way to do it at the moment

    I went into safe mode in the device manager now does not pull my graphics card. Some 20 minutes ago it detected
  • #6 16754595
    masterten
    Level 33  
    Take out the graphics card and work on the integrated one, you will see if the drivers for it will be installed correctly and the screen will not go off.
  • #7 16754598
    kazusza
    Level 6  
    How to run the integrated ??
  • #8 16754629
    masterten
    Level 33  
    The integrated one should turn on automatically when you remove Nvidia.
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  • #9 16754660
    kazusza
    Level 6  
    After removing the graphics card and connecting the monitor, the same screen happens after loading the system (Now I just entered the password, I did not even click enter, and bum black screen) the card was removed from the computer. I am thinking about making a format, I'm not sure how to do it. I also think integrated is not working because there are nvidi drivers Ale nwm
  • #10 16754733
    masterten
    Level 33  
    Are you sure it's not the monitor's fault?
    If you took out Nvidia and you have an image, it works.
    Take into account that if it was not the fault of the monitor, then you could have folded something wrong and it will be difficult to check it remotely.
  • #11 16754734
    kazusza
    Level 6  
    Maybe I'll try to reset Bios .???What do you think a good idea ??
    Added after 1 [minutes]:
    If I folded something wrong, it would probably not start the system. Under the Old PC I used the day before yesterday, there was no problem. How to start safe mode, there are no problems
  • #12 16754744
    safbot1st
    Level 43  
    kazusza wrote:
    If I put something wrong, it would probably not start the system

    You could screw up, for example, the installation of cooling and overheating, everything switches off in an emergency. Check UEFI temperatures and give.
  • #13 16754772
    kazusza
    Level 6  
    And in safe mode, everything will measure correctly ?? And how to install UEFI BO as I look it is something like bios
    Added after 30 [minutes]:
    I downloaded the GPU-Z program or something. It can be run only in normal mode. And I am on safe mode and I have no way to go to normal
  • #14 16755107
    safbot1st
    Level 43  
    kazusza wrote:
    And how to install UEFI BO as I look it is something like bios

    Give the temperature from there, you don't need to install anything.
  • #15 16755124
    kazusza
    Level 6  
    How from there. In the bios it only shows me 30 ° C but the processor. There is nothing about the graphics card. I wanted to format my computer but I can't in safe mode.
  • #16 16755236
    aarek68
    Level 20  
    From the operating system level, you will not format the partition where the system is installed (it does not matter whether the system is running in safe or normal mode). You can do it, for example, through the Windows installer from a bootable disk, flash drive.
  • #17 16755273
    kazusza
    Level 6  
    I couldn't do it even with the original disc. The only thing I could do was install Windows 7 from my disc. So I did it and 2 windows on the computer. The screen does not go out Windows 7 but does not detect my graphics card

    Added after 3 [hours] 44 [minutes]:

    Okay, it was enough to change to Windows 7, thank you all for help

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a user experiencing a black screen issue after installing the latest driver for a Zotac GTX 1050 Ti 4GB Mini graphics card on an Intel i5 PC. The user reports severe lag in games and a black screen upon booting, which can only be resolved by booting into safe mode and uninstalling the driver. Various troubleshooting steps are suggested, including checking monitor connections, testing with integrated graphics, and monitoring system temperatures. The user eventually resolves the issue by installing Windows 7, which does not cause the screen to go black, although it fails to detect the graphics card.
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