SOS! HELP! Where to plug in the 6 PIN PCI Express cable to GEFORCE GTX 645 on my ALIENWARE X51?

[Robban91]

So I (sigh) accidentally disabled my integrated intel graphics card on my desktop computer when trying to force it to use the Nvidia instead. Now I can´t see anything. The whole screen is black. I searched around for a solution. I must reset my BIOS by popping out the CMOS battery. In order to that, I must first lift out the graphics card "cage", so i can get access to the battery. Unforunately, I don´t remember how the 6 pin pci express cables where plugged in to the graphics card ( which is a Nvidia Geforce GTX 645 ) I just can´t seem to find a port where it would fit.
The computer is almost new and I screw it all up.
I REALLY need help with this, It´s really hard using a computer when you can´t see anything. And I don´t think I have any warranty left on it when I have already start fiddling with it right?
If someone have any other, better solutions, please do share them.
Thanks a billions billions for answers to this question! I don´t know what to do!

 

[Jackhiy]

i dont think GTX 645 does not use a 6 pin pci express cable. but if i am wrong it should be on the back or side of the card
if you can get a picture that would help to

 

[Alec Mowat]

Removing the graphics card will reenabled the onboard video away.

 

[Robban91]

i dont think GTX 645 does not use a 6 pin pci express cable. but if i am wrong it should be on the back or side of the card
if you can get a picture that would help to

 

[Robban91]

If it does not use a cable, how can it be powered to run? Does the computer detect it in some other way? I will get up pictures soon.

 

[Robban91]

And alec, it was the nvidia geforce I lifted out, not the onboard graphics.

 

[Robban91]

Can´t I just copy and paste my images here directly? Do I need imageshack? Then you´re better off googling it up. And it does use 6 pin pci cables. They´re just hanging around now...

 

[Alec Mowat]

And alec, it was the nvidia geforce I lifted out, not the onboard graphics.

You said... So I (sigh) accidentally disabled my integrated intel graphics card

If you remove the Nvidia card and plug the monitor cable back into the integrated, the motherboard will reenable the onboard. It's only disabled if another videocard is being used.

 

[Robban91]

Never mind, folks. I solved it awhile back. Jackhiy was right, it doesn´t even use a pci. That´s why there are no slots on it.
So I unplugged and replugged the cmos battery and now I can see again. I went to device manager in safe mode and activated the integrated graphics card and now everything is back to normal.
Thanks for your answers!

 

[Jackhiy]

Never mind, folks. I solved it awhile back. Jackhiy was right, it doesn´t even use a pci. That´s why there are no slots on it.
So I unplugged and replugged the cmos battery and now I can see again. I went to device manager in safe mode and activated the integrated graphics card and now everything is back to normal.
Thanks for your answers!

no problem just here to help