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• Add a PCI video card disable VGA integrated au245av

  I tried to add a 2nd monitor to my HP AU245AV using a PCI video card.  Unfortunately the built-in VGA port get disabled.

  I was going to add two additional monitors, but this problem has blocked me on 2.  How can I keep the integrated VGA port enabled after adding other PCI video cards.  Nothing jumped eyed me in BIOS and I see no DIP switches on the motherboard.

  mfaklis wrote:
  How can I keep the integrated VGA port enabled after adding other PCI video cards.

  You can not.  Turning off the video of the motherboard when adding a PCIe card is a 'feature '.

• Windows 7 - Pci to Pci bridge (error: Code 10)-PCI video card

  Before that I declare my problems I will list what I'm running and I am trying to accomplish.

  I'm under edition 64-bit of Windows 7 Enterprise, not the Beta or RC. I have 3 video cards in my possession (listed below).
  -(PCIe) Evga GTX260
  -(PCI) Evga 9400GT
  -Evga (PCI) Fx5500
  Out of these 3 cards I only use the GTX260 and the 9400GT. I had to "retire" the Fx5500 because drivers latest WHQL (certified) only provided support as far down as the cards of Nvidia "6 series". Unfortunately the Fx5500 is a 'series 5' and falls below this line. I already tried to use the GTX260 and Fx5500 in earlier versions of Windows (XP and Vista), but there is no way to download and install two separate drivers for two of the same video card do - you will have nothing else to errors. There is the option to go to a place like guru3d.com and download a supported driver custom which covers both the GTX260 Fx5500, but drivers are not certified and lack support. Therefore, I bought and now use the 9400GT is covered by pilots for the GTX260, which eliminates the need for messing around with custom drivers. Also, the 9400GT has a better graphics processor and more memory than the Fx5500, so it was time to upgrade anyway.

  Now that you have some info here is my problem, whenever I have install the 9400GT as I get a second entry "pci to pci bridge" (the other entrance has no errors) that appears under "System devices" in Device Manager. The entrance of bridge pci to pci second has a yellow triangle with an exclamation point, which refers to a problem. When you check the properties of this unit it is more or less said that Windows has detected a problem (error Code 10). The GTX260 is still working and still comes in "graphics cards" as a GTX260, but there is no entry for the 9400GT. I tried the 9400GT in two PCI ports and each time it does the same thing. If I get out the GTX260 and ONLY operate the 9400GT, I always get the question of the pci to pci bridge, BUT I get a picture and can boot into Windows 7 without a hitch. When I do that it is still nothing listed under "graphics cards" as a 9400GT or even a VGA compatible device.

  After messing around with this for 10 hours (Yes, I said 10 hours) I decided to dig my retirement (the Fx5500) PCI video card. When I installed this card I had no entry bridge PCI to pci 2nd appear under "System Devices", and one that appeared had no yellow triangle or error codes. I then checked under "Graphics cards" and Windows 7 it was recognized as a VGA-compatible device and asked for drivers.

  Now, I have concluded that there is absolutely no problem with the motherboard or my material (including video cards). In a first time EVGA support and I had suspected that the motherboard may be bad because of all the pre-diagnostic steps I had taken during my test of 10 hours. I won't enumerate what I did because it would literally take 3 hours to type everything in it. Just believe me when I say I've tried many things including but not limited to the latest bios updates (flashed 4 times and reset to ensure accuracy), IRQ customized management, all OS X 2, multiple/latest chipset drivers installed, reinstalling video multiple/last drivers installed, memtest test, complete equipment disassembly and re - build (adding a device at a time) and MUCH more. The only thing I have not tried installing another OS other than Windows 7 64 - bit to see if I could reproduce the problem. It's a waste of time, but because that let's say I install Windows XP Pro and the 9400GT doesn't have this problem... Well, that's fine, but who cares on XP Pro when I used it for the last 9 years and when I have a version full of Windows 7 I want to use? I'm certainly not running XP Pro on Windows 7 just to use the PCI video card. Second, if I install XP Pro and it always gives me the same error of bridge pci to pci and then, I only lost more time than because if it s not to go to work or the other OS, then I m sure that hell will not leave XP Pro installed when I use Windows 7.

  Thank you
  Piyush

  Maybe a stupid question now but has your post anything to do with Toshiba and Toshiba computers laptops?

• Add HD 4850 video card in HP Envy 700-215xt

  I want to add a Radeon HD 4850 HD-485 X-ZNFC video card in HP Envy 700-215xt (model: F9A62AV) whose video card (Intel HD Graphics, DVI - D graph) is too poor to run Samsung monitor (24in).  HD 4850 videocard needs connector 6 pin power, but I can't find the power connector or cable. What should I do?

  The PSU minimum power, with a PCIe power connector 6-pin requirement is 450 watts.

  Your PC has a 300 Watt POWER supply. Is not enough power for the XFX video card.

  You must also upgrade the PSU to intensify your graphics card for a XFX HD4850 video card.

  If you are unable to get a graphical output on the 24-inch display, then it is likely to be a problem with the display or the cable.  You may not be the entry configured to automatically recognize a video signal. You can test that by connecting the original display. If you get a video output to the original display there is nothing wrong with the motherboard or the CPU. Intel HD4600 graphics are provided by the CPU, not a graphics card.

• Pavilion P7 - 1050t: update on the Best video card

  Hello, I upgraded my Pavilion P7 - 1050t a G620 processor i7 - 2600S with 8 GB of ram. Then, I want to upgrade to a dedicated video card and a new PSU. The State plug a PCIe x 16 expansion slot does not 2.0 or 3.0. I want to make sure that I get the best card I can get maximum use of. Any suggestions?

  Cgrech79, welcome to the forum.

  New video cards require the UEFI in the motherboard instead of a standard BIOS / Legacy.  HP didn't start using UEFI until mid - October, 2012.  Your motherboard may not be upgraded in the UEFI.  The last video cards that does not need UEFI were 640 gt.  The PCI Express slot is 1.0 unless it is specified otherwise.  The version 2.0 and 3.0 are backward compatible.

  I suggest that you determine the video card from the manufacturer that you want to buy and contact their Technical Support to help you choose the best card for your motherboard.

  You need to upgrade the power supply (PSU), also.  The current PSU is 250W.  Most newer cards require at least 400W to work properly.  I love Corsair products.  I recommend that you buy a power supply at least 500W.

  Please click on the button + Thumbs up if I helped you and click on accept as Solution If your problem is resolved.

• Pavilion Slimline s3120N will not recognize the new video card

  I can't get my computer to recognize and use a new video card. I tried 3 cards (GeForce 8400GS... cards 2different and Radeon HD 4550). The computer continues using the onboard video. For each card, I did the following:

  Go to configuration, advanced and changed the main graphics card 'on board' to 'PCI-E '.

  Saved and let the computer start.

  Stop and insert the new video card into the PCI-E slot

  Start the computer and installed the latest driver

  Computer restarts

  No matter what I do, it always uses the embedded video. I am running Windows 7 Home Premium. How can I use the PCI-E slot/video card? Any suggestions?

  I think that your problem may be the power supply unit (PSU).  The video card that you have installed require a minimum of 300W/350W.  The power supply of your computer is perhaps only 180W; 220W at the most.  You can check by opening the case and by reading the label on.  It's just too much difference for the card to function properly.

• My emachine is a model of 1810. Can I add a PCI Wireless card to it?

  My emachine is a model of 1810. Can I add a PCI Wireless card to it?

  The ET1810 has options for adding hardware below. As long as you install the driver and the material below matches care, you should be ok.

  PCI1 ~ 2 32-bit card add-on slots

  PCIE1 PCI Express x 1 slot

  PCIE16X PCI Express x 16 slot for GUI

• find Mo for the installed video card

  I followed the instructions given when I searched on the net. Go to the control panel and find an icon that has "customization" that there is zero with this specific formulation?... I know how to find the 'specifications' of what has been installed for the MS and windows, I'm running. But obviously do not understand what "video card" is slot, do not know how the terminology of "message window"... It is currently:

  MS Win XP

  Home

  Version 2002

  SVC Pak 3

  Intel (R)

  Celeron (R) CPU 2 .80GHz

  2.80Ghx, 992 MB of Ram

  Physical address extension

  MSWindows + P home Ed

  Version 5.1 Copyright 2007 MS

  (build 2600xpsp_sp3_9fe.101209 - pak 1646:serve 3)

  Intel

  Chip type: SiS661

  DAC: internal

  MEM: 32 MB

  Adapter String Miraee

  BIOS: 2.02.00

  Now that's what I found... not quite in 'the lay terms' for me to well understand where is the MB video card? I missed something? Y at - it 128 MB?... or...?

  Thanks for your time on this

  I followed the instructions given when I searched on the net. Go to the control panel and find an icon that has "customization" that there is zero with this specific formulation?... I know how to find the 'specifications' of what has been installed for the MS and windows, I'm running. But obviously do not understand what "video card" is slot, do not know how the terminology of "message window"... It is currently:

  MS Win XP

  Home

  Version 2002

  SVC Pak 3

  Intel (R)

  Celeron (R) CPU 2 .80GHz

  2.80Ghx, 992 MB of Ram

  Physical address extension

  MSWindows + P home Ed

  Version 5.1 Copyright 2007 MS

  (build 2600xpsp_sp3_9fe.101209 - pak 1646:serve 3)

  Intel

  Chip type: SiS661

  DAC: internal

  MEM: 32 MB

  Adapter String Miraee

  BIOS: 2.02.00

  Now that's what I found... not quite in 'the lay terms' for me to well understand where is the MB video card? I missed something? Y at - it 128 MB?... or...?

  Thanks for your time on this

  Download and run install Belarc Advisor and look under the device device/display of the video section. What is the video card listed as (maybe not the memory here.)

  Seems that it is probably an integrated video card and probably share memory with the system - which means that is likely to be located in the BIOS. If you go into THE system BIOS (before any operating system is loaded) you may be able to see and control this part.

  Just look up, the best hypothesis, you set side 32 MB (megabytes) for video memory 1024 MB (megabytes) or 1 GB (gigabyte) memory system.  Two things lead me to this...

  MEM: 32 MB and the total number of 992MB RAM.  If you add 32 MB to 992 MB, you get the 1024Mo - or 1 GB or total system RAM.

  In any case - this is not a game machine.

• ESXi does not recognize the PCI network cards

  Good afternoon-

  I am trying to add a few new ESXi hosts to my virtual machine environment and I want my NIC integrated with the PCI NICs for tolerance to failures of the team.  ESXi is not to see the PCI network cards.  I can't find a way on how to add them to the host.  Add network cards in VC shows just the cards integrated network, the same as the ESXi console (or what there is of it).  What I'm missing here?  Thanks in advance.

  Server = PowerEdge R710

  Is what model of network interface cards?  You may need to install drivers for them - http://downloads.vmware.com/d/info/datacenter_downloads/vmware_vsphere_4/4#drivers_tools.

  Dave

  VMware communities user moderator

  Now available - vSphere Quick Start Guide

  You have a system or a PCI with VMDirectPath?  Submit your specifications to Officieux VMDirectPath HCL.

• Enemy Territory: Quake Wars does not work because the driver/video card

  I installed enemy territory Quake Wars to my Tecra A9 - 51U and when he tries to load it comes up with the message:

  "The current video card / driver combination does not support the necessary functions: GL_ARB_texture_rectangle or GL_EXT_texture_rectangle GL_ARB_shader_objects GL_ARB_vertex_shader GL_ARB_fragment_shader.

  I tried to install the new drivers of intel a nvidia but they they don't work and say that the driver must come from toshiba but I do not find anything!

  Can I do to fix this or is there anything I can do to get it working! ?

  Hey Buddy,

  Why is he so nervous? I have here some nice sites that have really good drivers WHO WORK ;)

  Check out these sites:

  http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/ (read the FAQ section first)
  http://www.OmegaDrivers.NET/

  Download the drivers from there and playing: quake wars. It s a nice game, I expect to do this because I ordered that and he should come next week.

  Welcome them

• H8 1241: problems with the new video card on h8 1241

  OK, I've seen a lot of posts on this topic, but I couldn't find anything yet. I bought this computer as a windows 7, but have just upgraded to windows 10. The stock video card HDMI port came out, so I ordered an ASUS Geforce gtx 750ti to replace.

  http://www.Amazon.com/GP/product/B00IB9P1KG?PSC=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00

  When I try to boot with the new card I get the blue screen that tells me to Press esc to get into the BIOS, but it is freezing it (I am not able to get into the bios).

  Currently, the only way to make changes are re - insert my old card. I can not even start without secondary card by using the on-Board (which could as a result of the changes that I made in the BIOS). Most of the solutions I've seen involved changes in version 8 of the BIOS but I can't get that. I tried to update my BIOS to the latest version for windows 7, but I don't think it worked b/c I am on windows 10 now.

  Help, please!

  Hello

  The level of your PC motherboard BIOS is not compatible with the cards NVIDIA GXT 7xx series.

  Contact ASUS to obtain redress. ASUS has maybe a video BIOS update or a different graphics card that will work in your PC.

  A NVIDIA GTX 660 new or used may be your best bet.

  Thanks for posting on the forum.

• Error: "Hardware accelerator is disabled or not supported by your video make sure card driver you that you have the latest video card driver installed and the accelerator is running.

  Original title: Solitaire stop working right after the update to download

  This slowed the game.  I checked the video card is correct, and hardware accelerator says it's working properly.  This started after I downloaded two optional updates, one of them KB968930.  I uninstalled both of them and tried to restore the system with no result. the rest of the message is "Hardware accelerator is disabled rooms or not supported by your video make sure card driver that you install the latest video card driver and the accelerator is turned on."  I checked these things.

  Thanks for the help.  I had fixed to date through the tool and the info of the performance.  Find where it says new hardware installed, click on repair, I did and it worked.  I don't know what caused the problem, but my game index had fallen to 1 and came back up to 3.3.  Thanks for the help. P. W. O'Malley

• Do not use the Brink game on my computer laptop-message of error: the current video card/driver does not support openGL3.1 or newer.

  I bought this game for my son who has installed ok. But when pressed on play error message: the current video card/driver does not support openGL3.1 or newer.

  We have Windows Vista SP2. Does this mean I now have to buy a video card or y at - there a way around this without costing me more money?
  Kind regards
  Sam Towle

  Hello

  I would suggest trying the following methods and check if it helps.

  Method 1: make sure the game is compatible with your computer.

  Method 2: update the video card driver and check if that helps.

  Update a hardware driver that is not working properly: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/Update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work properly

  If both methods fail, you will then need to get a new video card.

  I hope that helps!

• What is the best video card for an hp p7 - 1137c 300 wat?

  What is the best video card for an hp p7 - 1137c 300 wat?

  Windows 7. 64 bit OS

  A Nvidia GT430 or GT520 is better than a 300 watt power supply will manage. If you want a better graphics card than Nvidia or any Radeon HD card you willl need a more powerful power supply. The Corsair CX500 and CX600 are highly recommended and are favorite forum. For more information, read Guide of Big_Dave of a discrete video card selection .

  Frank

• What is the cheapest video card that will work in a Dell Studio XPS 8100?

  Map of 5770 in my Studio XPS 8100 seems to be dying.  The screen keeps have corrupted and I can't do anything until I restart, then it happens after a few minutes.  I have a corsair cx430 power supply installed.

  The only weird thing I've noticed is that when it is started in safe mode the display seems to work perfectly.

  This machine is my server machine, so I only need to make a minimum of working directly on the machine.

  I think I should just replace the video card.  What is the cheapest video card / lowest which will work in my 8100?

  Thank you

  Jamie

  The Sapphire 6450 is a video card large budget.