Hi, i’m about to sell my old GPU, So i removed my GPU on my motherboard, and tried to use my on-board vga graphics
but i’m stuck at asrock logo infinite loop non stop (see youtube video below)
i can stop it when press F2 to go BIOS
So if i press F2 fast, i can go and stay at BIOS, i tried to reset the bios settings, changed the graphics settings to ON-BOARD.
After that nothing has worked, So i put my GPU back again, and it worked again just fine!!
So it ONLY happens when i’m trying to use my on-board graphics[
I uploaded a video with what i am actually experiencing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6ZdqxAsoSY
CPU: Intel G645
MOBO: Asrock h61m VS R2
Things that i have done:
*reset the bios by removing cmos battery
*remove all nvidia driver for my GPU
*set onboard graphics as PRIMARY on bios settings
I’m here now using my PC, because i put my graphics card again, I can use it just fine
I’m searching the net for hours :??:
please help me! Thank you.
With the graphics card installed, boot to Safe Mode, delete the driver, download and install the latest motherboard drivers, reboot to BIOS and reset it to onboard graphics and shut down. Remove the graphics card and try starting it again.
To reset the BIOS, you have to unplug the power cord 1st, then use the clear-CMOS jumper. No need to remove the battery. Move the jumper in the clear position, wait a few seconds, then move it back. Boot up, immediately enter the BIOS, & then run thru ALL the settings, not just the graphics settings. Adjust as necessary to match your hardware configuration. BIOS defaults are never 100% correct.
What they are saying is that if you cannot get to the advanced boot menu (F8) and/or Safe Mode or even the beginnings of the Loading Windows screen then the drivers are not loaded yet so it cannot be the drivers that are the issue. That is why I said to boot into Safe Mode, if you can get into Safe Mode and it loads, then you are running on the basic generic video driver and not the installed one so it might be possible at that point to remove the driver and proceed. If you cannot get that far then it is not the driver because it is pre-drivers loading so the recommendation that you reset the CMOS, Load Defaults and then immediately reset all settings to optimal settings and try it again. This is because the assumption is that some setting is not right and you may have overlooked it or cannot see it so resetting is a fresh start.