How can I turn integrated graphics back on after installing a graphics card? I would like to use two monitors.
358622
you can't have 2 graphics card at the same time in that computer (they would confusing each other). for that purpose you need a SLI mainboard.
773808
Install the latest driver for the video card and reinstall DirectX.\n\nhttp://www.nvidia.com\nhttp://www.atitech.com\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/directx
310522
If the video card allows, you could get two monitors and put one application on one screen and the other on the other screen to make it easier to see. You can have as many windows active as your processor and memory can handle.
838289
if your Video card built inside the mother board does not have any other plug than the monitor output, simply buy a converter to adjust the plug. if you do have any plugs than can be used as out put, plug it in then go to Disply options and switch to the other display adapter, then click on ( make this my primery display ) or such a thing
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HOLD ON GUYS!!!\nbefore you start ripping your computer apart, and running out to buy a new video card try the simple things first.\na) are all cables connected correctly and securely.\nb) are all power cables connected. etc.\nc) did you try the reset button\nd) try a different monitor on your computer, and see if your monitor will work on another computer.\nif none of those things work and you are comfortable opening up your computer, then do so and check the connections.
964671
You need to have a card with two monitor outputs - if you don't have a card that supports two monitors, you are out of luck.  If you do, then just plug the second monitor in.  Some cards, like mine, support two monitors, but they only have one VGA port and one DVI port.  In that case, you need either a monitor with the sae connector (typically an LCD will come with both DVI and VGA ports and cables) or an inexpensive adapter to connect a second VGA type monitor to the DVI connector on your card.  Most cards that support two monitors include the DVI-to-VGA adapter, although you can also buy them at computer stores.\n\nIf this is a stock G4 AGP, I don't think it supports two monitors, sorry to say.  You could upgrade to a better graphics card, of course, but that costs.\n\nGood luck!
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Yes check in my computer, Display, make sure it is 16 Bit Color, hit apply. If not fixed go to the monitor buttons & hit Deguase, Re-start computer. Still doing the same thing,\nunplug your monitor, allow 2 min. plug in & re-install using setup CD. Do it in that order.
1068477
The monitor is not getting a signal from the graphics adapter. I would go into device manager and delete the devices and then reinstall them, if you can get the systems to let you in that far.
787184
install drivers for your computer.\nsame happened to me yesterday all you have to do is install the drivers with the video card you're working with.
104293
You need a video card with two outputs. After installing the card's driver, you need to extend the Windows Desktop to both screens (in Control Panel).
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Please do the following procedures step by step until your problems are solved:\n1.open the computer case\n2.unplug all interfaces, cards and cords. (you are supposed to spray on the monitor and VGA card connector too.)\n3.spray the electronic connector cleaner onto all connectors.\n4.plug on all interfaces, cards and cords.\n5.power on\n6.Hit del as soon as the computer reboot.\n7.Hit F6 to restore default setting of bios.\n8.reboot\nIt's supposed to function well if you has completed all the procedures as above. If it is still not working, tell me the symptom, I will help you.
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Depends on the type of plug outlet on the card.\n\nFor my Nvidia Card here is what you do.\n\n1. plug an S-video cord into the card and into the television.\n2. Set the monitor to television in the Nvidia Properties.\n\nThats it for me.
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First you have to know what kind of card to get. If new computer is proably PCI-E, MOST computers have AGP interface. Some computers like Dell or Emachines don't have a graphics upgrade option and you have to use PCI.\nOpen the case and remove old card (if it had one) Plug in new card in the slot and hook up monitor. Reboot computer. If old graphics was integrated it must be disabled in the bios. \nInstall driver for new card and remove driver for old card.
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you probably need to update your graphic card driver, go to your graphic card manufacturer's site download the latest driver for you windows version, install and reboot computer.\nIf your graphic card is a old model, no new driver or no manufacturer's site, simple uninstall graphic driver and reinstall the driver come with the card will alleviate the problem.
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Does the thing power on?\nIf so then try replacing your graphics card with another AGP graphics card (just borrow one if you don’t have one spear).\nIf this works then it would seem that your graphics card is broken.\nIf this doesn’t work then try removing the AGP card and try adding a PCI card (again borrow one if you don’t have a spear).\nIf this fixes it then your AGP port is broken.\nIf not then you have probably fried your motherboard, this has happened to me before.\nJust replace the board.\n\n\n\n(EDIT)\n\nFollowing your recent additon to your question, I'm pritty sure that the motherboard is dead.. sorry.\n\n(EDIT2)\nafter removeing all the graphics cards does the onboard graphics work?\n\nalso, have u tried a diffent monitor??...
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Just turn the monitor on it's side. Just kidding. You probably hit a hot combo key that controls you graphic adapter. Try hittin your Ctrl key and then the up down arrow keys to get it back right. If that's not it hover your mouse over the systray icons in the bottom right of the screen. Well it may be on the top now. Find one that has to do with you graphics controller right click on it and open it. Browse around in there and find where you can rotate it back.\n\nIf all the above fails go to control panel and then Display and browse in the settings there to find where you can rotate it back.
755869
you should ask how i can check that iam having a onboard graphics or dedicated graphic card.