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Alert! PCI Express card is operating in x1 mode...

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I just installed a PCI-E nVidia card into my slot and it can go x16, but I get this message when I boot...

Alert! PCI Express card is operating in X1 mode, Strike F1 to continue or F2 for Setup Utility.

I have a Dell 4700.

Thanks!!
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Re: Alert! PCI Express card is operating in x1 mode...

Interestingly, I opened the case and realized the card was not fully seated. I hope this helps anyone else who has the same problem.
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Re: Alert! PCI Express card is operating in x1 mode...

i had the eaxct same problem with me dell pc, i called dell to tell them and they couldnt help (LOL no suprse) and after googling my problem and seeing your solution I opened my case and adjust my card and vala, its fixed :>
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Re: Alert! PCI Express card is operating in x1 mode...

I'am interesting about this froblem, because I have same proble abd same VGA card.

Could you inform me how to fixe this problem.
because it is same problem
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Re: Alert! PCI Express card is operating in x1 mode...

my friend has the same problem and that's the first thing we did...
and we still have this message...???
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Re: Alert! PCI Express card is operating in x1 mode...

Click to Expand / Collapse  Quote originally posted by hans9 ...
my friend has the same problem and that's the first thing we did...
and we still have this message...???
not sure about pci-e have never dealt with one .but find lots on google about the error ,checking the settings in the bios seems like a method used for some when the reseting does nothing .
http://www.google.ca/search?q=Alert!...ient=firefox-a
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