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[Solved] The computer does not detect the card - the PC can not see the graphics card, th

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How can I make a GTX 1050 appear in Windows when it is installed in an ASRock Z68 Pro3 system but is not detected and produces no display output?

Install the GTX 1050 in the PCI-E slot, connect the monitor to the integrated graphics output, and disable the Intel graphics adapter in Device Manager. After the screen refreshes, shut down and restart the computer; Windows should then detect the NVIDIA card. Install the NVIDIA drivers, retrying after a reboot if the first installation fails, and verify detection with GPU-Z. This procedure restored detection and operation of the GTX 1050 in the reported system [#17013725]
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  • BIOS reset and PCI-E setting did not help

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    piszmaile
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    Maybe a stupid question - but did you check on the other PCI slots in the motherboard?

    In addition, does not the motherboard have power sockets?
    As far as I know, the GTX 1050 Zotac took power from the motherboard (no power connection to the card from the power supply). So maybe there is not so much "strength to pull this card" - what power supply?
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    310artur
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    If you have mounted the card correctly, the motherboard is probably damaged. Carefully clean the PCI-E slot, look at the pins in it, whether the metal pins / plates in the slot are evenly inward. Try any other graphics card to exclude any incompatibilities (they should not be here but you never know)
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    310artur
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    I recommend using a brush that does not get lost. I am not convinced of compressed air. Heatsinks can still be blown but not very much in slots.
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    emerm4ster wrote:
    550W power supply

    Give the brand and model.
    The BIOS is worth updating. Do a CMOS reset stubbornly to the effect. Sometimes it helps.
    Fire "on the spider" outside the casing.
    Check that there are no bent pins in the socket, place a precise photo.
    The same applies to the PCI-E slot.
    Friends for some reason they would give to an efficient album? Discussion.
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    I would replace this PSU, especially since the card must only be powered from the PCI-E slots. I do not trust the SPC power supplies.
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Topic summary

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The user experienced an issue where their ASRock Z68 Pro3 motherboard did not detect the GTX 1050 graphics card, resulting in no display on the monitor. Despite the graphics card functioning in another system, the user confirmed that the BIOS settings were correct and attempted various troubleshooting steps, including checking PCI slots, resetting the BIOS, and cleaning the PCI-E slot. After suggestions from other users, including checking power supply adequacy and ensuring no bent pins, the user resolved the issue by disabling the integrated graphics in the device manager, allowing the system to recognize the NVIDIA card. The user successfully installed the drivers afterward.
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