Unable to set up Nvidia GTS450

nikoo6

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Hi, first of all excuse me if there's any typo or grammar error,

I bought an ASUS Nvidia GTS 450 in order to retire my old 8400GS. So I bought a 550W power supply to avoid the power problem(also, I only use one hard drive and no audio card or anything that uses much power). After plugging the new videocard on the PCI 16x, I turn on the PC and the videocard won't send any video signal. But the integrated videocard does. I plugged the additional power supply's wire directly to the videocard and it's perfectly set up(I heard the "click"). I also tried touching BIOS but the system won't detect the card on(order of use) PCIE-->PCI-->IGFX neither PCI-->PCIE-->IGFX so it isn't BIOS bussiness(I think). To discard slot problems I just tried my old 8400GS and with the PCI-->PCIE-->IGFX it works BUT with PCIE-->PCI-->IGFX IT WON'T, that absolutely drove me crazy because I don't see any sense. I think I didn't forget anything.
PS:I tried reseting the system by taking out the battery(And it worked because clock got in 0)

Thank you every body,I have some aviate invitations, anybody who want one tell me.
 
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The way that I have always done is go to Nvidia site and get the latest driver for your card. Save it to somewhere that you can find easily.
Next uninstall your existing driver and any other programs linked to it then shutdown the computer.
Remove existing card and install new card.
Boot computer and when it sees new hardware, go to the driver file you downloaded and install it.

This has always worked for me and is also the way I update drivers (without removing hardware)

Art.
 

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The usual way to install them isn't working, I don't know what's wrong. I just performed a BIOS update and still not working.

Thanks for the tutorial but I can't do it due to the fact that the system doesn't detect the videocard so I can't install a Nvidia Driver, I uninstalled it past week when I started trying to install the videocard.

Thank you, as well.
 

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