Graphic card issue

[nobita]

It's Intel board

 

[ThrashZone]

Hi,
As far as I've noticed this forums system spec's utility will find the info and upload it too
You must use Internet explorer for it tp auto fill in the system spec's page but that's the only quirk,
Try it and see what it fills in Old or New mobo info,
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/180324-system-info-see-your-system-specs.html

 

[DavidE]

Intel makes thousands of boards.
Without the model of the board, who knows ???
The person that bought and installed the new board hopefully knows what they bought.
With that info, you could search Intel support for the correct drivers.

 

[nobita]

 

[carwiz]

Return the motherboard (or PC). The motherboard has been flashed with an invalid BIOS or it is a forgery. You will never be able to install or update drivers. The BIOS stores the MB data and it's not there. The motherboard should have come with a factory OEM disc with drivers that apply to THAT motherboard. You MUST know the MB make and model to retrieve applicable drivers and updates. You can't just pull drivers out of a hat.

At startup, Windows would have recognized a different MB and would have tried to install default drivers for the hardware reported by the BIOS and then recertify Windows. That's why you got the generic video driver.

 

[GokAy]

Remove the CPU fan and clean that heatsink while you are at it.

 

[nobita]

what happen with cleaning cpu fan it has nothing to do ??? with gpu

 

[GokAy]

Sorry, I didn't mean to confuse you. I noticed the dust built-up while checking the screenshots and wanted to tell about it.

 

[nobita]

Now what ? I have buy another board ? or ?

 

[ThrashZone]

From where did you buy the board ? ebay ?

Also I agree everything is filthy if you installed the mother board you did nothing to clean anything

 

[carwiz]

I may be wrong but I think the OS is from a Laptop. That's why the Mobil device is showing in Safe Mode. Windows uses the last good start and that's what is on the disk. I don't know how the OP got past the recertify on startup but I think the whole system is bogus.

I'm willing to be proven wrong.

 

[nobita]

no, I purchased it from store

 

[ThrashZone]

Something tells me it was a used item and not new.

 

[nobita]

Its new dude.

 

[ThrashZone]

Then you bought a hosed board = return it.

 

[nobita]

what reason do i provide to return it its over 1 year now lol

 

[carwiz]

That board is not "new" in the sense of technology. It has both the North and Southbridge chipsets. The components look a bit "old-style" also. The fact remains that the BIOS has been modified and the OS on disk doesn't match the PC you're trying to use.

Since you've started with that OS, you'll need to clear CMOS memory and reinstall Windows with the video card installed. You can't just use a copy/image of Windows from a disk. It must be reinstalled from the DVD.

Forgot to add:
You will most likely need to flash the BIOS back to the original OEM release also. So you MUST know the exact model of the MB.

 

[nobita]

And how to do that

 

[carwiz]

The first thing you need to do is identify the motherboard. The pictures are too blurry to see imprinting but the only thing I see related to Intel is the sticker on the fan. All major MB manufactures identify their boards with a model and serial/step number. Plus they'll have their name imprinted on it. This may not be the case if the board was salvaged from an OEM PC but it should still have some identifying markings imprinted. You need to find them. Then you need to hope that the maker still has drivers and a BIOS flash available.

You've gotten yourself in pickle with this board. It's too bad you waited a year to try it. You may have to take it to a shop to flash the BIOS if you can't get a running OS. That's the reason I first stated to "return the motherboard" because it's hosed with the modified BIOS.

 

[nobita]

So I should return it? And if gpu isn't supportable then why there is pci e slot