The following problem occurs:
Today while gambling the screen has suddenly turned black and the sound stuttered.
So I restarted the PC. Then suddenly two red stripes appeared on the screen:
The PC still loads the Windows 10 logo, but after that everything stays black, without the stripes.
When I turn the graphics card out and start onboard, it runs without stripes.
On the cables is not synonymous, because I have connected my laptop and the screen was still black.
So I opened the grakka and renewed thermal grease. Nothing changed, same problem.
To the PC:
Windows 10
Intel i5-2500k (not overclocked)
Sapphire Radeon HD 7950 Vapor-X OC (not overclocked)
Anyone have any idea why it could be?
Sounds like a system error, try the PC simply restart, then it should go again
Monitor defective.
The stripes do not look broken after screen, but after "drawn".
Boats from an external medium and drive a malware scan.
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Why monitor? If I start without the Grakka onboard and my laptop received no signal.
I have a second hard drive installed, can I start from there?
And I can't get into safe mode. F8 brings nothing and with F2 I come only in the Asus BIOS
How can I rule out that it is not a hardware error? Maybe that's new for the cat if it was not because?
Well PC and laptop broken.
Are you trolling? If so, not funny…
My laptop works without problems
Why does the monitor have no picture? The monitor remained black.
My laptop (of which I'm writing right now) has no problems.
I connected the VGA from my PC to my laptop and switched to my laptop via the on-screen key. Picture remained black
Then it's up to the graphics card which is defective. Hang on someone else.
Imagine a medium like a record (no, it's not true, but the picture helps): The outermost groove is the "boot sector," the zero track, where info is in, what the thing can do. In this groove is in it, which operating system and whether from this medium can be started.
This means that you can only boot from the second hard drive if it has been prepared for it, and that's not it. Burn a DVD from the MS homepage with Win 10 and start from the.
Then there's the bios, in which you come with F2. If you are in bios, then you can't start safe mode, because the "record" would have to run already. But do not do it.
All the best, I'm doing weekend now! You will help the MS Homepage. There's also a great tool: msert.exe
