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4. *Do as BTA suggested.Through the years I have tried Driver Programs and all they did was cause problems and took forever to hunt them
down and remove all the foot prints.
With that birds nest of wires and harness how would one even know if the video card was even plugged in properly and the
proper harness plugged into the proper places?
Their is enough crud in that computer to start a potato patch.
So my suggestions are simple starting with some basics.
1. Clean the filth out of the computer.
2. Clean up that birds nest of wiring and then verify everything is plugged in properly. It's called cable management.
3. Verify that the proper drivers are installed from the manufacture of the video card.
4. Do as Golden suggested; run sfc /scannow and see if Windows 7 System is having any problems.
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When those things are done we need to know the results. Then we can give more guidance.
Their may or may not be more problems.
If the power supply fan and innards have the crud I think it has, its probable well done toast.
DO NOT take the power supply apart to clean.