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Originally Posted by wrench97
I'll assume it has not restarted since this incident with the card?
That being the case lets clear up what a driver is and move on -A driver is a software program that windows needs in order to run a piece of hardware- Hardware being the card itself either video, network, audio to name a few.
Double check your CMOS clearing with the manual and do it one more time rechecking the 2 power cables to the motherboard remove all cards including the video and use the onboard for this test also remove the cables and power from the hard drives,CD/DVD drives, all we're looking to do is successfully enter and navigate the Bios.
Once this is done you can start adding components back to the system.
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Okay i'll do that right now, I have tried using the onboard video and removing the hardrives and all cards. It does let me navigate through the Bios. But what your saying is once i can navigate through the bios i can start adding the components while its on?