D DocCharger Honorable Nov 13, 2013 3 0 10,510 Nov 13, 2013 #1 The onboard video card has failed and I installed a new video card but there is no image on the screen when I start up the PC. I was thinking I may need to disable the onboard card to see results.
The onboard video card has failed and I installed a new video card but there is no image on the screen when I start up the PC. I was thinking I may need to disable the onboard card to see results.
getochkn Polypheme Jul 2, 2006 12,406 54 65,040 Nov 13, 2013 #2 normally need to access the bios to disable it, and you can't without it working. usually though onboard is disabled when a card is plugged in. could try pulling the bio battery with the system unplugged and let it sit for a few to drain the bios and hopefully force a reset what kind of card did you add, do you have enough power for it, etc? Upvote 0 Downvote
normally need to access the bios to disable it, and you can't without it working. usually though onboard is disabled when a card is plugged in. could try pulling the bio battery with the system unplugged and let it sit for a few to drain the bios and hopefully force a reset what kind of card did you add, do you have enough power for it, etc?
D DocCharger Honorable Nov 13, 2013 3 0 10,510 Nov 13, 2013 #3 getochkn : normally need to access the bios to disable it, and you can't without it working. usually though onboard is disabled when a card is plugged in. could try pulling the bio battery with the system unplugged and let it sit for a few to drain the bios and hopefully force a reset what kind of card did you add, do you have enough power for it, etc? Thank You! I installed a Asus HD 5450 Silent, Are you sure there's not a physical "jumper" that I can switch?? Upvote 0 Downvote
getochkn : normally need to access the bios to disable it, and you can't without it working. usually though onboard is disabled when a card is plugged in. could try pulling the bio battery with the system unplugged and let it sit for a few to drain the bios and hopefully force a reset what kind of card did you add, do you have enough power for it, etc? Thank You! I installed a Asus HD 5450 Silent, Are you sure there's not a physical "jumper" that I can switch??
C cklaubur Distinguished Oct 4, 2006 1,745 1 20,460 Nov 13, 2013 #4 Only jumpers on that computer are for resetting the BIOS. Dumb question, did you connect the monitor to the video card you installed instead of the motherboard socket? Casey Upvote 0 Downvote
Only jumpers on that computer are for resetting the BIOS. Dumb question, did you connect the monitor to the video card you installed instead of the motherboard socket? Casey
D DocCharger Honorable Nov 13, 2013 3 0 10,510 Nov 13, 2013 #5 cklaubur : Only jumpers on that computer are for resetting the BIOS. Dumb question, did you connect the monitor to the video card you installed instead of the motherboard socket? Casey Yes I did. Upvote 0 Downvote
cklaubur : Only jumpers on that computer are for resetting the BIOS. Dumb question, did you connect the monitor to the video card you installed instead of the motherboard socket? Casey Yes I did.