Win 10 Home pc will not boot

[Enfield250]

Hello!
I’m having a problem with my desktop pc.
I have a Gigabyte GA-A320M-S2H motherboard, AMD Ryzen 3 2200G with Vega 8 graphics cpu, 8gb Corsair Ram, 1Gb HDD.
I had tried to install a Nvidia GTX1050Ti graphics card, which turned out to be faulty or fake.
I have removed the card and eventually after some trouble reset the bios to “Optimised Defaults” everything seemed ok.
However yesterday the pc would not boot.
I turn on the power and I get a beep and a keyboard number lock light.
Everything seems to be ok, then the HDD stops running and I have a black screen, although the monitor sees video at 1920 x 1080 @60Hz.
I had it running yesterday afternoon and it ran all night, however after an update it re-started, and failed again.
It was suggested to me that it could be a driver problem.
I did get it running this afternoon, and I put in the drivers disk, just to install the recommended drivers.
After loading the Chipset driver the machine re-started only it hasn’t come back up.
Now I don’t even get a black screen just “No Video Available” message on the display.
I have just tried booting from the Windows repair disk, with exactly the same result.
Has anyone any idea what to do next, luckily my laptop still works ok.
Cheers,

[jmarket]

Firstly remove your 1050 video card from the pc, and connect your monitor to the onboard motherboard graphics port. If your pc boots follow this guide to remove whatever drivers are installed, and then install your motherboard graphics drivers until you get a replacement card.

https://pchelpforum.net/resources/remove-nvidia-video-drivers-with-ddu.82/

[phillpower2]

Any update Enfield250?

[phillpower2]

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