I want to use the graphics card that’s build into the motherbaord and take the PCI graphic card out totally but whrn i tried it the motherbaord cant aint picking it up or not enabled. how do i enable it. I have a asus m2n-mx motherboard if this helps.

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hi mate

follow these instructions for the removal of your pci graphics card and activation of your onboard graphics controller,note:uninstall the drivers and software for your pci graphics card before you begin this procedure

1)restart your pc with the pci card still fitted and when the pc restarts press delete to enter set up(bios)

2)when in bios go to advanced chipset features or intergrated peripherals (depending on bios version),and locate the “onboard video controller”,however this may appear as the controller name for example nvidia 6150 or intel gma,however when you locate it press enter and select “disable”

3)also while in “advanced chipset features” change the settings”init display first” to “onboard video “or appropriate name

4)go to main bios screen and choose “save and exit setup” to save any changes you have made to the cmos,your pc will now restart

5)allow the p.c to restart(you wont see anything on your monitor),and let it run for about 10 to 20 seconds,then manually turn off

6)unconnect the vga lead from your monitor and re-connect to the motherboard vga socket,secure as per normal

7)turn on your p.c and you will now see the p.o.s.t screen

8)when windows has loaded install the onboard video drivers and software and follow any prompts that appear

some motherboards will automatically enable the onboard graphics controller when a dedicated graphics card is removed,however in your case this seems not to have happened

any problems let me know

good luck mate !

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You will first need to enable it in windows…Go to “Start” right-click “My computer” and choose Properties…Go to your device manage and make sure there’s no “Red X” next to your graphics controller…If there’s, just enable and restart…Now you need to go to your BIOS as your system is restarting…Usually like f2, f10, etc….Once in your BIOS find the video setting and change it over from “PCI” to “Onboard Graphics” save and exit….Just remember to swap over your monitor cable….
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Go into the BIOS: Press whilst starting,

Go to Advanced - Chipset - Northbridge Configuration - And change 'Initiate Graphic Mode Select' to enabled.

Save & exit BIOS, then switch off.

Remove your video card, the onboard should now be enabled (remember to plug your monitor to the correct port)

If this doesn't work, reset the BIOS. (Move the jumper cap next to the battery to the other 2 pins & then back again)

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On sy stem startup press to go into BIOS setup. scroll down to advance chipset and then click on integral options. Look for AC97 enabled /disabled and enable it. This is your on board audio. There is also a similar for onboard graphics card.
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Hi,

You need the go into the BIOS to enable the on board graphics.

Restart the system and keep pressing the delete button.

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as it has a pci card fitted the onboard will have been disabled in the bios…entre the bios[normally del on startup]..search for onboard periferals and enable graphics,save and exit…sorted