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3d card display problem
Name: lewis bilsland Date: January 3, 2002 at 02:42:48 Pacific
Comment:
i currently have a 8mb standard graphics chip on my motherboard, i tried to install a nvidia 3d card but my system is throwing up conflicts and display problems, is there any way to disable the chip on my motherboard? allowing my new card to deal with graphics
Name: Jiggy Date: January 3, 2002 at 05:10:52 Pacific
Reply:
Did you reinstall the Standard VGA graphics driver before installing your new card? If not, you have to change your display adapter to Standard VGA, boot it up in standard VGA mode, install the drivers to the new card, shutdown, install the card, connect monitor to new card, then bootup.
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