Card double screen disable integrated video
I have a question in regards to multiple monitors and Vista.
I installed a card double screen and sound essentially disabled the on board video screen. It appears from the documentation, I found that drivers on the double map screen and embedded video are different and must be the same. I updated the chipset Intel G45/43 built-in monitor drivers, but still no luck I continue to make the same mistake:
"Incompatible graphics card has been disabled. At least a card on the system has been disabled because its drivers are not compatible with the VGA card driver".
According to the documentation, I found the driver WDDM and XPDM drivers must be the same. What else do I need to update (not to mention that the video driver) to make the onboard graphics still works? Thank you.
Hi Paul,. You must get in touch with the Intel to get help on this issue. Tags: Windows How can I disable by double-clicking an embedded video past in full screen? How can I disable by double-clicking an embedded video past in full screen? Hello I would sugegst you post the question on the link provided below for assistance. http://experts.Windows.com/FRMS/windows_entertainment_and_connected_home/default.aspx How to disable integrated on the Dimension 3000 video? I'll install a videocard ATI Radeon HD 2400 PCI in Dimension 3000 my son. I will also be upgrading the RAM of the system with 2 GB (2 x 1 GB) DDR 400 (PC 3200). How can I disable the video integrated on this system? In addition, any "lessons learned" to do any update on this system would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Jack There is no way to disable the built-in manually video material. The BIOS has two parameters of the video card; Auto and on board. The last forces the use of the integrated video, the first is supposed to allow the BIOS to switch automatically to a PCI graphics card. The first thing to do is to restart the computer, use F2 to the Dell screen to go to the configuration and verify that the BIOS is set to automatic in the video menu. Allow the computer start and go into the Device Manager. Find the Intel graphic card in the display section of maps, right-click to bring up its properties. Go to the menu "Use" at the bottom and select "don't not use this device - disable. Restart the computer to verify that you are now a standard low resolution (640 X 480) VGA screen. This action forces the loading of the VGA driver so that when you install the actual card, you will be able to get a display. Turn the machine off and disconnect all install them the card. Remove all external devices except the keyboard and mouse. The cable of the port monitor built into the port on the new video card. 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