Z97E-ITX/AC Bifurcation

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   Check the device ID for the unknown device in device manager to make sure it's
actually the GPU. If you don't know how there is a video here. If it is in fact the GPU
then all I can suggest is trying to download and install older drivers going back
until you find one that works. 

I would suggest manually installing the driver but with GPUs I find that very often
causes system freezes and a failure to load the OS so I wouldn't recommend it.

If you have not already tried, remove the GPU from the system and clean the contacts etc.
I am pretty sure it won't make a difference but it's worth a shot. If possible
try it in the second PCIe slot on your riser. 

Failing all that, go ahead and open a ticket.

Good luck, I have my fingers crossed for you 

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	Check the device ID for the unknown device in device manager to make sure it's actually the GPU. If you don't know how there is a video here. If it is in fact the GPU then all I can suggest is trying to download and install older drivers going back until you find one that works. I would suggest manually installing the driver but with GPUs I find that very often causes system freezes and a failure to load the OS so I wouldn't recommend it. If you have not already tried, remove the GPU from the system and clean the contacts etc. I am pretty sure it won't make a difference but it's worth a shot. If possible try it in the second PCIe slot on your riser. Failing all that, go ahead and open a ticket. Good luck, I have my fingers crossed for you