Solved Graphic Card " code 43" issue

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ok,

seems that the graphic card of my laptop failed.

my system can't detect my card, and im now on VGAsave low resolution,

the error code is 43 , when i boot i have a graphic artifacts on the screen until the log on screen appeared, then i have red vertical lines permanently.

i restore my system to the last backup , nothing changes, so it is not a driver issue, when i open the Nvidia center , it said that my display is not connected to any Nvidia adapter.

i posted some screens

any ideas to fix it?

p.s: i have no tools to open the laptop, i want try a software fix before send it to repair shop.
 

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I have seen weirdness like this before. where they just suddenly stop working correctly for what seems like no reason.
I figure it must just be the gremlins in there getting bored. :)

Just a tip.
Code 43 Error occur normally because conflicts between generic and existing drivers.
It's very important to remove your drivers in a proper way, because driver leftovers can cause problems like stability and start-up problems.
 
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i did a proper uninstallation and a clean installation (Nvidia offer you that option) of the latest drivers, but what worry me is the disturbance during the boot.
 
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ok now i am sure it is a hardware issue, i did a reinstall of Win7 from scratch, the problem was still there. Now i can guess 2 reasons:

1- some disconnection somewhere
2- the card is damaged (RAM, etc..)

i heavily think , the second option.

my laptop will have a ride to the near repair shop soon.
 
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Ok,

so i uninstalled/rebooted/reinstalled the latest drivers, formated, reinstalled Win7, then nothing changed, it confirmed what i suspected : an hardware issue; then today a friend, also computer-repairman but more hardware-oriented than me, told me that the cable connecting my Graphic Card to the motherboard is damaged ... :( luckily not the card itself


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20-40$, he can't tell yet , since he must check the model of my laptop then the shipping, i am in Vietnam :D
 
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Ok the repair shop guy said it is the Graphic card's chipset that failed.will be fixed in 2 days.
 
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