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New GPU warning: VGA card isn't recognized by the UEFI driver.

New GPU warning: VGA card isn't recognized by the UEFI driver.

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Mobarley7
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12-08-2020, 10:49 AM
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I think I booted into Windows cuz scroll NumLock etc works. But there is no display. What can still let me boot but not give me a display? Could there still be a bad connection somewhere? Mobo shows b4 on the debug screen
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Mobarley7
12-08-2020, 10:49 AM #11

I think I booted into Windows cuz scroll NumLock etc works. But there is no display. What can still let me boot but not give me a display? Could there still be a bad connection somewhere? Mobo shows b4 on the debug screen

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Boba999
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12-08-2020, 07:31 PM
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New concept: using a PCIe Gen 3 riser cable with a Gen 4 card to test BIOS compatibility.
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Boba999
12-08-2020, 07:31 PM #12

New concept: using a PCIe Gen 3 riser cable with a Gen 4 card to test BIOS compatibility.

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Lacomas
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12-08-2020, 10:25 PM
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It seems the issue might have been resolved by using an HDMI and clearing the CMOS. Or it could be related to switching the PCIe from auto to Gen 3. I'm now booting in and working on DP, feeling better. Thanks for the advice.
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Lacomas
12-08-2020, 10:25 PM #13

It seems the issue might have been resolved by using an HDMI and clearing the CMOS. Or it could be related to switching the PCIe from auto to Gen 3. I'm now booting in and working on DP, feeling better. Thanks for the advice.

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12-08-2020, 11:18 PM
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I know, this is an old post but thought I'd share what seemed to resolved my issue. I was trying to enable secure boot, unsuccessfully. So, I contacted ASUS support, the support agent was of great help. She/he told me to be certain to follow the steps below. After I did, all was right in the world. During POST, press <Del> on the keyboard to go to BIOS In top menu, go to "Boot" Scroll down and see "Secure Boot" Set OS Type -> "Windows UEF|" in drop down menu Key Management -> Clear Default Secure Go back to "Boot" -> CSM -> Launch CSM -> Disabled F10 to save changes & reset; Go to Bios -> Boot -> Secure Boot -> Key Management -> Install Default Secure Boot Keys; F10 to save changes & reset I can now install Windows 11 and even better, no more "The VGA card is not supported by UEFI driver" message(s). Hope this helps someone.
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Ectocraft
12-08-2020, 11:18 PM #14

I know, this is an old post but thought I'd share what seemed to resolved my issue. I was trying to enable secure boot, unsuccessfully. So, I contacted ASUS support, the support agent was of great help. She/he told me to be certain to follow the steps below. After I did, all was right in the world. During POST, press <Del> on the keyboard to go to BIOS In top menu, go to "Boot" Scroll down and see "Secure Boot" Set OS Type -> "Windows UEF|" in drop down menu Key Management -> Clear Default Secure Go back to "Boot" -> CSM -> Launch CSM -> Disabled F10 to save changes & reset; Go to Bios -> Boot -> Secure Boot -> Key Management -> Install Default Secure Boot Keys; F10 to save changes & reset I can now install Windows 11 and even better, no more "The VGA card is not supported by UEFI driver" message(s). Hope this helps someone.

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