Reply With QuoteChange it in BIOS to AGP or PCI etc...?
Did u install it like this?
Reboot comp in safe mode and go into device manager. Remove the display adapter drivers.
Shut off computer and install new card
Connect monitor to new card
Boot directly into bios and check for "init display device" or something to that effect. Change it from onboard to PCI or AGP (whatever the case may be for your situation).
Reboot into windows and it should auto-detect new hardware
Install downloaded/ cd based drivers.
I can't get rid of my VIDEO card!?!?
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06-05-2008, 10:58 PM #1Magical Apelikemenace ELITE MEMBER
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I can't get rid of my VIDEO card!?!?
I got a new vidcard for my old PC because the other one was starting to blink out...
I killed all the old drivers (removed)
switched out the card...
And started the PC...
It wont get past a certain point in the booting before it askes to boot from CD...
I removed the card, put the old one back in and it boots fine...
WHat am I missing? (winxp)
I am working off of the old card right now...
shouldn't I be able to just swap the two out without doing any windows repairs?
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06-06-2008, 05:11 AM #2Smartass anthropologist ELITE MEMBER
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Thats a bit of an odd problem...try goob's method, if that doesnt work all i'd suggest is to post the problem on the tech support sites for both the cards - it could be a common problem, you never know.
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Sounds like your vid and your hd are trying to use the same resource. check the irqs.
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when that doesn't work...switch to MAC
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Then you just wont be able to run anything without an emulator
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Are you sure you didn't leave the driver disk in the machine somehow? They normally are not bootable but who knows, it would be quite odd for the video card to interfere with the hard drive unless you have a PCI controller card that you also moved during the install or something.
Or did you unplug the hard drive somehow? In other words this problem should never occur minus user error -?Motivation Bench form Charles Poliquin When I let go of what I am, I become what I might be. Lao-Tzu
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Originally Posted by Tier
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Go to device Manager. Originally Posted by The Monkey Man
Select 'view' > resources by type> IRQ's.
THey should all have different numbers (except similar devices e.g USB controllers and IDE Channel etc.)
If your video card has the same number as your IDE device then you have a conflict. This should show up in device manager as a warning sign.
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OK... Originally Posted by goob
IRQ 16-- was being used by the display adapter "AND"-- NEC PCI to USB host controller B1...
I uninstalled the PCI @ #16
and restarted... didn't do a damn thing
Friend of mine came over and shut the system down-
Killed the PWR-
popped the bios battery-
put in the new card-
and it booted right to the new card-
Here is the great part...
I restatrted the system and now it wont work again...
I called him back and he said he didn't do anything but pop the battery.
SO I tried it--- and it doesnt work for me
WTF!?!?
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monkey man= dumb0
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Do you have a USB controller card or only the USB ports on the motherboard? If you have a card, move it.
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Did you try cussing? Originally Posted by The Monkey Man
j/k Try resetting your BIOS to default? Disabling Onboard Video?
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Uninstalled> Disabled> USB & VID card... @ system restart, they always come back. Originally Posted by Mudge
Moved and then removed the USB card... Neither worked.
Would removing all USB connections from the board help?
YEP, changin BIOS settings to failsafe did nothing either.
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Have you tried taking back the card and getting a different one?
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Originally Posted by KelJu
Have you tried taking back the card and getting a different one?
Yes...
DING, DING, DING!!!
Tell him what he's won Vanna!
I took the thing to Geek squad,
they put in theur spare card...
It worked...
They put my old card back in...
It worked...
I took the new card back- and got a BFG GeForce 7300GT (same price)
So the moral of the story I guess...
VisionTek 2400 AGP ATI card is a lemon!
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Now I just have to figure out how to get the dual display working
(which is the reason I bought the card)
New Thread?
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Originally Posted by The Monkey Man
Yes...
DING, DING, DING!!!
Tell him what he's won Vanna!
I took the thing to Geek squad,
they put in theur spare card...
It worked...
They put my old card back in...
It worked...
I took the new card back- and got a BFG GeForce 7300GT (same price)
So the moral of the story I guess...
VisionTek 2400 AGP ATI card is a lemon!
Anybody here could have told you geForce rocks ATI all day long. But, at least you got it working. There is no fuckign reason to have to go through all the shit you went through for a video card.“I used to do drugs. I still do drugs. But I used to, too.”
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just hit display properties after you plug them both in, choose #2 monitor and check the "Extend My Monitor ***" option. Originally Posted by The Monkey Man
Now I just have to figure out how to get the dual display working
(which is the reason I bought the card)
New Thread?
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I know... Originally Posted by KelJu
But you know what...
I dont care... shit happens and its working now and it didn't cost me anything more.
And I squatted four plates on the smith this AM with one arm
3.5 weeks out from surgery...
So
the vid card
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