Trying to revert to on board graphics

[Chaseonbase82]

I recently switched all my components into a new case. I had a GeForce GPU installed before the swap. I dont need it anymore so, I've decided to remove it. When I try and use the on board graphics from HDMI a green screen flashes and no display is shown.. Everything seems to boot up fine.. I dont know if I needed to plug the hard drive into the same slot on the MOBO or not. Should I just install the old GPU and continue using it? I don't understand why it won't revert to on board graphics. I hear the hard drive cranking like its booting up. I figure atleast the bios should show.. What should I do?

 

[Mattp2017]

I recently switched all my components into a new case. I had a GeForce GPU installed before the swap. I dont need it anymore so, I've decided to remove it. When I try and use the on board graphics from HDMI a green screen flashes and no display is shown.. Everything seems to boot up fine.. I dont know if I needed to plug the hard drive into the same slot on the MOBO or not. Should I just install the old GPU and continue using it? I don't understand why it won't revert to on board graphics. I hear the hard drive cranking like its booting up. I figure atleast the bios should show.. What should I do?

You'll need to go into the BIOS and change it.

 

[smorizio]

pull the gpu then with the power off clear the cmos. with the cmos cleared the mb should fall back to the onboard video chipset.

 

[littleleo]

You should have everything plugged in the same as you had before. Do you get any splash screen when you boot up? If yes then hit DEL or what ever you need to hit to go into the BIOS. Go into integrated Peripherals and be sure onboard graphics is enabled.

If you don't get a splash screen the put in the GPU and do the same steps, only after you save and exit shut down the system and remove the GPU.

 

[Chaseonbase82]

I got it figured out.. I pulled the battery and set everything back to default.. It did the trick. Ty guys for all your help..