Friday, April 27, 2012

How do I disable an integrated video card, so I can install a new one?

I own an HP pavillion A800n that has an integrated VIA/S3G UniChrome IGP. I just bought a NVidia FX 5500. The instruction manual says that if there is an integrated card, that it needs to be disabled.



I have no idea how to disable it. I do know where to put the new video card and all that, but how do I disable the integrated one?|||Press F2 during startup|||Go into your bios(when you first boot up your computer). Then disable it.|||If you know for certain the chips that are the video card, there are copper lines on the motherboard that are the busses to it. Take a razor blade and cut through them, and make certain that they are out of the loop. You just need to cut the buss, not all the way through the card.

http://www.cnet.com

Will help you.

If you found that you are wrong, you can carefully drop a bead of hot solder over the cut to reconnect.|||right hit on mycomputer>hit on properties> hit hardware>hit on device manager>hit on .Display Adapters>right hit on the display card>hit on properties>hit on th device usage tab ,At the bottom.

hit on .Do not use this device (disable) .hit on ok

hit on .Apply and ok .|||you have to go into the bios to disable the onboard video. most computers you have to push DELETE to get into the bios. some HPs you have to push F1 or F2.|||Your computer can have more than one display device. You can disable it by going into the device manager and disabling the device, but it's really not that important.



Right click on my computer. Click properties. Click hardware. Click device manager. Click the + next to display adapters. right click on integrated graphics and click disable.

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