Can you access a vpro pc remotely at the bios level after installing a graphics card on it?

[Guest]

I installed a graphics card on a vpro pc and it doesn't seem like you can access it remotely afterwards, but I still want to confirm this. Maybe I used an incompatible graphics card.

 

[Born2Tech2]

Well, just installing a graphics card in a vpro pc should not prevent you from being able to use the vpro technology. Its not like replacing a motherboard or the like, if the motherboard and cpu are the same, you should be fine.

 

[Guest]

Well, just installing a graphics card in a vpro pc should not prevent you from being able to use the vpro technology. Its not like replacing a motherboard or the like, if the motherboard and cpu are the same, you should be fine.

Are you completely sure? I've tried multiple graphics cards. It's possible they're all not compatible but as soon as you insert them you can't access the pc remotely anymore.

 

[Born2Tech2]

Well, just installing a graphics card in a vpro pc should not prevent you from being able to use the vpro technology. Its not like replacing a motherboard or the like, if the motherboard and cpu are the same, you should be fine.

Are you completely sure? I've tried multiple graphics cards. It's possible they're all not compatible but as soon as you insert them you can't access the pc remotely anymore.

That seems weird, it must be a safety setting in the bios that switches off the vpro tech when a card is pluged in