Hello. Around last December i tried building my own computer for the first time. After having a problem i was out of town almost all year. Now I'm back home and i want to get down to the bottom of this problem. I've gone on actual 60+ forums trying to figure out how to fix my problem. Let me tell you a little about the problem. So my computer will work just fine, but then i realized "Hey i need the drivers for the graphics card". So i go to Nvidias website and download the correct Graphic Card drivers. I install them and then BAM, my computer shuts down on it owns. I'm thinking it's just the needed reboot for everything to work properly. So the computer boots back up on it's own. I quickly login, and about 3-7 seconds after i login, my computer reboots again! And this happens over and over until either a "Windows didn't boot correctly" error pops up, or until i go into safemode and uninstall the Graphic Drivers. I've had no luck on many other forums, Nvidia told me to submit a ticket here but i can't seem to find the place to register my product, therefore i can't make a ticket. So i figured I'd see if anyone else here has had the same problem, and know maybe what's wrong. I'm almost 100% sure all parts are compatible, but there's always that small chance that they aren't. I've tried multiple drivers. I've tried making sure theres no dust on the mother board, and reseating the Graphics Card. I've made sure everything is plugged in correctly. And I've tried a few other things. I just have no clue what it is. Theres a chance the Graphic Card is faulty but i believe i read that the chances of getting a faulty Graphics Card is really low.

If you have anything that could help me get down to the core of this problem, I'd greatly appreciate it.

I will quickly mention not to download the newest 388.13 drivers. Major stuttering bug with that one while using monitoring software.

Sounds like a faulty graphics card. You think all your parts are compatible... what parts do you have?
 
You can register your graphics card here... https://www.evga.com/support/register.asp
 
You can submit a ticket here... https://www.evga.com/support/ticket/support.aspx

After re reading I guess it's a bad card since he did uninstall the drivers a few times and tried others.

Still one last try would be to install ddu and boot into safe mode and run that to remove all past nvidia drivers and possibly the set windows installed if it did install a set.

Also what windows version?

If it's a 32 bit version you need 32 bit nvidia drivers. If it's 64 bit you need 64 bit drivers.

You can see what windows OS you have under the system menu.