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Windows11 not recovering after stopping graphics driver(Nvidia)
- Thread starter Skull66
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| System Name | YACS amd |
|---|---|
| Processor | 5800x, |
| Motherboard | gigabyte x570 aorus gaming elite. |
| Cooling | bykski GPU, and CPU, syscooling p93x pump |
| Memory | corsair vengeance pro rgb, 3600 ddr4 stock timings. |
| Video Card(s) | xfx merc 310 7900xtx |
| Storage | kingston kc3000 2TB, amongst others. Fanxiang s770 2TB |
| Display(s) | benq ew3270u, or acer XB270hu, acer XB280hk, asus VG 278H, |
| Case | lian li LANCOOL III |
| Audio Device(s) | obs, |
| Power Supply | FSP Hydro Ti pro 1000w |
| Mouse | logitech g703 |
| Keyboard | durogod keyboard. (cherry brown switches) |
| Software | win 11, win10pro. |
why did stop the driver for backup, why are you using nvflash64. what do you mean by ”backup”
do you get a black screen when you shutdown the computer and reboot?
do you get a login screen to win11?
what did you do to get your computer like it is now?
do you get a black screen when you shutdown the computer and reboot?
do you get a login screen to win11?
what did you do to get your computer like it is now?
Both gpu-z and nvflash "stop" your driver to backup your bios, I have tried both methods in gpu-z (save bios and upload to Techpowerup) when it caused probs I d/led nvflash and tried that route to backup the bios, it also "stops" the driver to backup, I had to reboot the computer to get the screen back