[Believe]

So I come to you in need of help.

I am currently facing the biggest problem and I am yet to be able to fix it.

Recently, my GFX card blew and I had to remove it from my PC.

After doing so, when I booted my PC, everything would work perfectly fine (BIOS shows and MOBO logo etc) but as soon as Windows kicks in, the screen goes black.

The only way I have been able to get around this is to boot my PC in safe mode, but this is rather annoying.

So I was wondering if there was any possible solutions to getting my PC to boot up normally.

I'd greatly appreciate any possible solutions and will gladly try it out.

I am very hesitant to format my harddrive and reinstall windows however.

So I'd much prefer solutions other than that.

[Charon]

Do you have an onboard GPU?
Because it's quite obviously you don't see anything if you don't have your GPU installed.

[Believe]

How do I find out if I have an onboard GFX card or not?

[Charon]

How do I find out if I have an onboard GFX card or not?

When you boot up normal all you see is a black screen, right?
If that's the issue then I think you don't have an onboard GPU, because you won't see really anything without a GPU. To fix this you'd need to buy a GPU.

[Believe]

But surely if the problem was the lack of onboard GFX card, I wouldn't be able to see anything in safe mode either.
Just spitting the first thing that comes to mind onto this post.
May be wrong.

[w00t]

Windows is using the driver for the card you no longer have plugged in. Uninstall the driver, you should be good.