Question Switching back to integrated gpu

[Sagi sason]

I have an old monitor so it don't have a HDMI port, and my dedicated
gpu only have HDMI. So I used a HDMI to vga converter and now it's broken and I can't use my gpu, is there any way to change to the integrated graphics without seeing anything?

 

[geofelt]

Normally, a bios will disable the integrated graphics adapter if it detects a discrete graphics card is installed.
You can remove the graphics card and attach the monitor to the motherboard as a temporary measure until you can buy a new HDMI to vga converter.

 

[Sagi sason]

Normally, a bios will disable the integrated graphics adapter if it detects a discrete graphics card is installed.
You can remove the graphics card and attach the monitor to the motherboard as a temporary measure until you can buy a new HDMI to vga converter.

And I don't need to uninstall the drivers?

 

[geofelt]

No, any graphics adapter will have a low res mode that works without any drivers at all.
Otherwise, how could you ever install a driver.
If you have never installed the integrated adapter driver, you may not see the full resolution untill you do.

 

[Sagi sason]

No, any graphics adapter will have a low res mode that works without any drivers at all.
Otherwise, how could you ever install a driver.
If you have never installed the integrated adapter driver, you may not see the full resolution untill you do.

It's still doesn't work, do you have another idea?

 

[geofelt]

It might help if you listed the make/model of the parts involved.
Your monitor, graphics card, motherboard psu and cpu
Can you just replace the hdmi to vga adapter that is broken?

 

[Sagi sason]

Ok I got another convert so thanks anyway