Windows 10: Blue screen after change from AMD to Nvidia gpu

Hey all,I'm having trouble to boot my computer with a newly installed Nvidia 2070 super. I previously had a AMD 5600xt. When I installed the new card, I did not update the drivers and now I cant open my PC without a blue sreen. It saids BAD SYSTEM CONFIG ERROR. I tried to put back the old gpu, but it didnt work. I also tried to reinitialise the computer, but it doesnt go through the hole process...stops around 60$I dont really know what to do know, I just want to have access to the computer to delete the old drivers and install the new one.What should I do?Edit: Just want to mention that bot

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Please Help.. How to combine AMD & NVIDIA GPUs in windows 10.. ??

Dear Santosh,

I have been asked to pose my query here as my question involves the steps to be taken to enable "Explicit Multi-Adapter" config in Windows 10..

https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/F...ows-10-?forum=windowsgeneraldevelopmentissues

If anybody can help me to configure a simultaneous combination of both AMD & NVIDIA GPUs, I would be very grateful..

Thanks in Advance..

 

Dell T5400 AMD RX460 GPU needs old Nvidia GPU

I am not one to ever post anything so I apologize if this is the wrong place!

My Google skills have failed to find an answer for something very strange that I've encountered. After days of looking online, I haven't found anyone ask this question. A quick background on my issue... I realize that the answer might be that the AMD RX460 isn't compatible buuuuuuut.

While trying to find out why the AMD RX460 installs just fine but the driver crashes no matter what... I saw somewhere (maybe here?) that it might work if I install the old GPU as well, it's a Nvidia Quadro. Just one post by someone, somewhere, wasn't obvious either. I tried just about everything you could think of to make it work and someone made a note that it could work but was ignored.

And what do you know? It does... If I don't get an answer then hopefully some one will see this and save themselves countless hours with a workaround.

Does anyone have any idea why that is? Would it be possible to maybe emulate the Nvidia GPU? Or does any one have anything in mind that I could try to get around this?

This old GPU is a pain because it heats up causing other issues. (Mainly my PC turns into a extremely loud jet after a few minutes of game play, the new GPU is in a tight spot due to its size, uneccesary heat being added to the machine kills me and just the thought of it taking up space is annoying.)

Some observations I made:

Removing the old GPU will cause the new GPU to stop working So basically the AMD GPU NEEDS the Nvidia GPU to be physically installed.

The Nvidia GPU needs to be the primary graphics card or the AMD GPU will stop working.

I tried to disable SERR in the Bios, it did nothing.

I have Windows 10 installed (oh to any one having audio issues, change it to "ON" instead of "AUTO" in the BIOS, it'll work...)

BIOS is up to date.

I tried just about everything you could imagine to get the AMD card to work on its own before I found out that installing the old Nvidia will make it work. (Reinstall, clean install, reformat, install old/new drivers, under the red moon while on a table with a horse mask , new motherboard!! fried it by accident lol)

Sorry for the long post! The answer might be "not compatible, it shouldn't even work what the heck. " but I thought I would try.

Thanks!

 

Blue Screen of Deaths on a Daily

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Blue screen errors can occur if a serious problem causes Windows to shut down or restart unexpectedly. This error can be caused by both hardware and software issues. To isolate your concern, we'd like to know if there were any changes made
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