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Device not linked to graphics card

Device not linked to graphics card

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KTaiga
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01-30-2017, 10:50 PM
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I possess an HP Omen 15ax250tx and face issues with installing NVIDIA drivers. It indicates no graphics card is connected, and the card isn’t listed in Device Manager. I’ve updated the BIOS to the newest version and reinstalled Windows, but nothing seems to work. Finding solutions online has been difficult. HP’s support seems unreliable in India once you lose warranty coverage.
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KTaiga
01-30-2017, 10:50 PM #1

I possess an HP Omen 15ax250tx and face issues with installing NVIDIA drivers. It indicates no graphics card is connected, and the card isn’t listed in Device Manager. I’ve updated the BIOS to the newest version and reinstalled Windows, but nothing seems to work. Finding solutions online has been difficult. HP’s support seems unreliable in India once you lose warranty coverage.

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02-01-2017, 01:42 PM
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Here are the details you asked about:
- System specifications will be useful.
- Power requirements: check if it needs external power and whether it’s connected to a source.
- BIOS information: review what the BIOS reports.
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Twistor02
02-01-2017, 01:42 PM #2

Here are the details you asked about:
- System specifications will be useful.
- Power requirements: check if it needs external power and whether it’s connected to a source.
- BIOS information: review what the BIOS reports.

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02-01-2017, 08:59 PM
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Since this is a laptop, you can't really unplug and replug the graphics card. If it can't be detected, I fear that there is something wrong at the hardware level with your GPU. I can only recommend making sure all drivers are installed and Windows is fully up to date. I think your best shot would be to contact a repair shop and ask for a quote (or some advice). Good luck !
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02-01-2017, 08:59 PM #3

Since this is a laptop, you can't really unplug and replug the graphics card. If it can't be detected, I fear that there is something wrong at the hardware level with your GPU. I can only recommend making sure all drivers are installed and Windows is fully up to date. I think your best shot would be to contact a repair shop and ask for a quote (or some advice). Good luck !

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