installing a video card in p7-1010

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• 6000 pro SFF: installing the video card on 6000 Pro SFF with BIOS 2.03

  I am in train to install a video card in my 6000 Pro SFF and find that when the new video card is inserted, neither she, nor my tip on video card working.

  Assuming that their must be a way to get the card to operate in the BIOS (2 786 v2.03), I'm going to the "Advanced" tab and find "PCI devices. Underside of the mentioned deviced is 'Controller VGA Intel'. Choice for this controller are the IRQ = 5, 10, 11, or disabled. Apparently, the default value is 5 because that's how it is now set.

  A little scared that if I put "Disabled", which will be not only the new video card does not work, but the video card on the motherboard won't work, too.

  Y at - it anyone out there that can tell me if you change the VGA Intel controller to disabled is the right way to install the new card, and that I only put my computer in a heavy paperweight by.

  You are welcome.  Thank you for the additional information.

  I don't think you have to do anything in the BIOS.  At least, I wouldn't do anything, until you have improved the PSU to see what is happening.

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

• Multiple monitors: you install a video card in a Paviliion disable the onboard graphics

  I have a p6250t paviliion running windows 7 (CPU intel quad-core, 4 GB ram, 600 GB HDD) with integrated graphics and want to run two monitors.  If I install an integrated graphics card video card is automatically disabled, or I can use two ports that I would use a dual head video card?

  taichadow wrote:
  I have a p6250t paviliion running windows 7 (CPU intel quad-core, 4 GB ram, 600 GB HDD) with integrated graphics and want to run two monitors.  If I install an integrated graphics card video card is automatically disabled, or I can use two ports that I would use a dual head video card?

  When you install the video card, the embedded video is disabled.  You can use one or the other.  However, if you buy a video card with two ports, you can use two monitors.  You must make sure that the video card will work correctly 300W of power.  A card that requires 350W should run OK, because manufacturers tend to overstate the power requirements of their cards.

• Help! I lost his PC after installing the video card. The software installed its HDMI audio driver. How can I get sound on PC speakers?

  To watch TV on the big screen, I installed a video card with HDMI output. (Sapphire Radeon HD6450)
  The software installed its own device driver (AMD Hi definition audio) but disabled my PC speakers (and the headphone jack).
  (The sound is displayed on the TV very well, via HDMI, in which I can not type)
  I tried to re - activate the driver Legacy in the management of the computer, but the field enable is gray.
  The PC is a hp Pavilion a1630n
  It is essential for me to get a sound on my regular speakers to work on the PC.
  How?

  Hello

  You can check this link:

  No sound in Windows

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/no-sound-in-Windows

• long beeps after installing the video card

  Hello

  I recently bought a HP 500-223w.

  I wanted to install a power supply a video card.

  Here's the problem: everything works fine without the installed video card.

  If I install the video card then at startup it gives me a series of long beeps.

  I turned it off after the long fourth beep assuming they would UST go on and on.

  The power supply is more than enough to power the video card.

  The video card should not be bad, because I just moved it from another system. (system currently does not, bad mobo)

  I was wondering what the infinite long beep on startup?

  Thanks and regards, TJames.

  Hello:

  Product for your PC specifications indicate that it comes with Windows 8.1.

  To install a video card no HP on PC shipped with Windows 8 or 8.1, you must change both settings of the BIOS before installing the card.

  Please see this document for the BIOS to change settings...

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03653200

• In my XP box, I installed 2 video card that has an output of 2 x 2. So now, I have 4 monitors with my single xp box. I want to join another 2 monitors to him. How can I do? Is it possible to attach?

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  I want to join 6 screens with a single CPU.

  Hi DebBiswas,

  You can attach as much monitor you need, but it depends on the material if it supports or plug another video on the computer card.

  If you use SLI / Crossfire, the system must support more than 2 cards.

• Try to install the video card. Integrated graphics card does not! (PE T110 II)

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  I tried to install a video card in the x 16 slot PCIE (ASUS Radeon 5450 Silent). I read on the Board that this video card has worked for others with the T110 II.

  I turned off the computer and unplug the power cord.

  I installed the video card in the x 16 pcie slot.

  The VGA cable is connected to the integrated VGA.

  When I turn on the computer, my monitor receives no signal. I tried to access the bios to change the settings of the embedded video controller of standard to distributed. Unfortunately, I am unable to see anything on my monitor, it gets no signal. If I try to connect the vga graphics card it shows a screen black nothing else.

  The integrated graphics card works again once I remove the location PCIe video card. The integrated graphics card does not work while the video card is connected.

  I 2.8.0 bios version.

  I can hear the computer starts, but I don't see what is on the screen, I'm not sure if the bios is starting.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  Use the embedded video.

• install the video card

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  UEFI PCs are a very different breed. Upgrade one video solution to others which specifies the option HP is quite difficult because of the strict limitations that the BIOS placed on upgrades.

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• Cannot access bios after installing the video card

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  Hello:

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  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03653200

• Does not start after installing new video card

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• Now 23-d044 - installed MXM video card - HP Envy screen flashes red green blue black

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• HP Slimline S5-1414: problem installing a video card

  This system is more under warranty. Not worried about of voiding the warranty.

  I tried to install a PCIe video card in this card Sapphire Radeon HD 7750 Low Profile of the system. However when I install the computer will beep 6 times and the power light flashes orange 6 times. As a precaution, I installed a 750 Watt Antec power supply (yes he is sitting outside of the case and I put it ashore to the case by a 10 gauge wire soldered to the case and PSU, and yes it's a solid connection) and I also have the latest version of the BIOS installed, which is the Version 8.19 Rev. A. I am currently at a loss. Is there a BIOS setting or rider, I missed?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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• User does not appear in the XP start window after installing new video card and the extra memory. This option is to turn off count... safe mode does not help.

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• installing a video card

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  01 G-P3-N945-LR of EVGA GeForce 9400 GT 1 GB DDR2 PCI-E 2.0 graphic CardW with the computer I have. I have a HP Vectra mini tower that was made for Windows 98, but has been upgraded to Windows XP. It has almost nothing installed on it, and it currently has an old video card that doesn't really have anything. I believe it is called Nvidia GeForce 100/200.

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  Re-use the XP with the new PC license.

• Install the video card drivers

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  AMD/ATI drivers - http://support.amd.com/en-us/download

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