| I was just watching anime then suddenly my screen turned black the driver didn't recovered so i forced shut downed it btw my drivers are updated. Then after a successful boot when i was on the desktop then after a few minutes my screen turned blacked again then another boot and a few minutes the same issue acquired. Ib been having this problem in a few days/months but tonight was different. I resetted cleaned the graphics card the resitted it and i even removed my CMOS then resitting it but still no luck cause. No bloating capacitors are found on my motherboard. Then after i turned it on again it displays these weird colors ranging from red to blue then after starting windows its just black it doesn't show anything. But booting from safe mode seems to be fine and i let it on safe mode for 30 mins and my screen didn't turned black it was purely normal. Im suspecting my graphics card is at death's door cause its been 5-6 years that I bought my pc cause its a package type that comes with a dedicated card... My specs are AMD Phenom ii x2 560 BE 3.30ghz Nvidia Geforce GT 430 1GB galaxy brand variant 4gb ram 1333mhz dual channel 600watts generic PSU 500gb 7200rpm hdd 1366x768 LG Monitor 5ms Emaxx MCP61D3-iCafe Motherboard Every boot the weird red and blue colors appear. even on startup on the repair options. but there its yellow the startup repair didn't do a thing it said it can't identify the problem even after the attempted repairs. |
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| If you can boot it up normally in Safe Mode with the Standard VGA-Driver, then I suspect something must be wrong with your GPU Driver. You can try to uninstall the current Version you have and replace it (after the Restart) with the previous Version or with the Beta one. |
| Just wondering why you have a 600 watt PSU with such a weak computer setup. |
Noboru said: If you can boot it up normally in Safe Mode with the Standard VGA-Driver, then I suspect something must be wrong with your GPU Driver. You can try to uninstall the current Version you have and replace it (after the Restart) with the previous Version or with the Beta one. This Boot into safe mode and uninstall your video drivers. Then normal boot and see if it works fine. If it does, your drivers were causing the issue. Also uninstall any GPU modifying programs like MSI Afterburner. Ones that allow you to overclock and modify your GPU's settings. I know recently I updated my Afterburner and it was causing my GPU drivers to not function and I'd have a black screen until I uninstalled it. |
| re-seating your GPU may have caused the current problems. The initial black screens could have been actual crashes and not something wrong with the GPU. |
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