Black screen after motherboard installation
Closed
crandolf1089
-
23 Feb 2011 à 16:21
Ambucias Posts 47312 Registration date Monday 1 February 2010 Status Moderator Last seen 28 March 2026 - 24 Feb 2011 à 16:26
Ambucias Posts 47312 Registration date Monday 1 February 2010 Status Moderator Last seen 28 March 2026 - 24 Feb 2011 à 16:26
Related:
- Asus motherboard black screen
- Pokemon black rom - Download - Role playing
- Asus fan xpert 4 download - Download - Cleaning and optimization
- Motherboard description - Guide
- Black alley tales - Download - Adult games
- Netflix black screen discord - Guide
5 responses
Ambucias
Posts
47312
Registration date
Monday 1 February 2010
Status
Moderator
Last seen
28 March 2026
11,166
23 Feb 2011 à 16:37
23 Feb 2011 à 16:37
Hello Crandolf
We are missing some info here
Can you boot in safe mode?
Can you command prompt?
Did you install your new motherboard drivers?
Before installing a new board, you must insure to have all the drivers in the system.
Regards
We are missing some info here
Can you boot in safe mode?
Can you command prompt?
Did you install your new motherboard drivers?
Before installing a new board, you must insure to have all the drivers in the system.
Regards
Ambucias
Posts
47312
Registration date
Monday 1 February 2010
Status
Moderator
Last seen
28 March 2026
11,166
23 Feb 2011 à 17:42
23 Feb 2011 à 17:42
crandolf,
I meant if you could access command prompt by pressing the windows key or ctr+alt+del.
Is your new motherboard different make and model than the previous?
Have you downloaded the drivers before the installation?
I must sign off now till tomorrow morning and I am looking forward to your answer.
In the meantime, I will also forward your thread to a very good friend of mine. He is 83 years old, but a cybernetic wizard and very keen. His user name is jack4rall. He will help
Catch you later
I meant if you could access command prompt by pressing the windows key or ctr+alt+del.
Is your new motherboard different make and model than the previous?
Have you downloaded the drivers before the installation?
I must sign off now till tomorrow morning and I am looking forward to your answer.
In the meantime, I will also forward your thread to a very good friend of mine. He is 83 years old, but a cybernetic wizard and very keen. His user name is jack4rall. He will help
Catch you later
I can't log into windows, all that comes up after the window that says, windows is starting, is a black screen with my cursor on it.
In that case I cannot install drivers and I cannot Ctrl-Alt-Dlt.
In that case I cannot install drivers and I cannot Ctrl-Alt-Dlt.
Ambucias
Posts
47312
Registration date
Monday 1 February 2010
Status
Moderator
Last seen
28 March 2026
11,166
24 Feb 2011 à 05:38
24 Feb 2011 à 05:38
Hello Crandolf,
I think that you may have to reinstall your older motherboard then download all the drivers for your Asus, then install your Asus.
Jack4rall may have a better solution, but that's the only one I can think of.
I think that you may have to reinstall your older motherboard then download all the drivers for your Asus, then install your Asus.
Jack4rall may have a better solution, but that's the only one I can think of.
jack4rall
Posts
6428
Registration date
Sunday 6 June 2010
Status
Moderator
Last seen
16 July 2020
24 Feb 2011 à 11:13
24 Feb 2011 à 11:13
Hello,
First thanks to "Ambucias"
Since you have changed you motherboard you may need to reinstall the OS.
Try repairing the OS. That's because the default drivers that got installed during
the OS installation for the motherboard seems to be mismatching with your new
motherboard. May be your new motherboard is having a different "Chipset" etc.
If you have your "Operating System" DVD then try to repair the OS.
Good Luck
First thanks to "Ambucias"
Since you have changed you motherboard you may need to reinstall the OS.
Try repairing the OS. That's because the default drivers that got installed during
the OS installation for the motherboard seems to be mismatching with your new
motherboard. May be your new motherboard is having a different "Chipset" etc.
If you have your "Operating System" DVD then try to repair the OS.
Good Luck
Ambucias
Posts
47312
Registration date
Monday 1 February 2010
Status
Moderator
Last seen
28 March 2026
11,166
24 Feb 2011 à 16:26
24 Feb 2011 à 16:26
Thank you Jack! Great minds think alike because I also though it was a driver problem, but you solution to get them seems much easier.
23 Feb 2011 à 17:23
23 Feb 2011 à 17:26