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installed a new Nvidia Quadro 620 and my computer will not boot. I read your posts and tried the ideas you posted online and I could not get it resolved. My IT guy thinks I have a DOA graphics card

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If the Nvidia Quadro card is a UEFI version,  then that is why it won't boot.

 

Your PC requires PCIe x 16 video cards to have legacy BIOS support.

 

What is the brand name and model name of the video card?



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Nvidia Quadro K620 from HP

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Product # J3G87AT

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@Herby2 wrote:

Nvidia Quadro K620 from HP


It would help if I had more details than that. Can you supply the complete model number?  There should be a sticker on the card or even on the box it was delivered in.

 

I am surprised your IT guy did not plug in another card to verify that your desktop PC is working properly. That is what I would do.



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