Hey everyone! I'm really struggling with my ASUS TUF Gaming F16 laptop after it suddenly crashed and stopped recognizing my Nvidia GPU (NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060). This happened after a blue screen error that forced a reset. The laptop, which I bought last July, was working perfectly until now. I've tried a bunch of troubleshooting steps, including booting in Safe Mode and using DDU to remove and reinstall the drivers, running various scripts to fix error code 43, and even factory resetting the laptop. Unfortunately, nothing has worked. My CPU is functioning fine, but I cannot get any graphics performance, which is crucial for my music production work. I declined the warranty thinking my old ASUS was reliable for 6 years without issues, and now I'm stuck with this problem. I really appreciate any advice or troubleshooting tips you could share to help me get my GPU back up and running!
4 Answers
It sounds frustrating! First, don’t lose hope. Have you checked for any crash dump files? If you can access Windows or Safe Mode, navigate to C:WindowsMinidump. If there are files there, compress the folder and upload it to a file sharing site so we can analyze the crash logs. This info can help pinpoint the issue better.
If the laptop is still under warranty, I recommend using it! Even if you opted out before, it's worth checking with Best Buy to see your options. They might send it in for repairs since it’s under a year old.
Another thing to try is changing the display mode in your BIOS settings. Sometimes, tweaking these settings can help detect the GPU again. If you’re using virtualization software, let’s check if that could be causing any issues too.
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