- Intel chipset driver help
- Posted by satyr69 on December 28th, 2005
I have a Dell dimension 2400. Do I have to go into the bios to disable the
onboard video graphics controller. I have an nvidia Geforce 5200 installed
and I dont know if these 2 will conflict. Can you disable it in the device
manager?
- Posted by Andrew E. on December 28th, 2005
Actually before you install nvidia,one should uninstall on board in device
mgr,close out,then shut off computer.Install nvidia,you should then adjust
in BIOS for AGP or PCI card,then start xp,once in xp,uninstall on board
again,
then install nvidia software,after restart computer.This lets the OS access
the
on board + its graphics memory,usually 8mb.
"satyr69" wrote:
> I have a Dell dimension 2400. Do I have to go into the bios to disable the
> onboard video graphics controller. I have an nvidia Geforce 5200 installed
> and I dont know if these 2 will conflict. Can you disable it in the device
> manager?
- Posted by satyr69 on December 28th, 2005
Thankx Andrew for the info. I'll give it a shot and and report back with my
findings.
"Andrew E." wrote:
> Actually before you install nvidia,one should uninstall on board in device
> mgr,close out,then shut off computer.Install nvidia,you should then adjust
> in BIOS for AGP or PCI card,then start xp,once in xp,uninstall on board
> again,
> then install nvidia software,after restart computer.This lets the OS access
> the
> on board + its graphics memory,usually 8mb.
>
> "satyr69" wrote:
>
> > I have a Dell dimension 2400. Do I have to go into the bios to disable the
> > onboard video graphics controller. I have an nvidia Geforce 5200 installed
> > and I dont know if these 2 will conflict. Can you disable it in the device
> > manager?
- Posted by Evolution54 on December 29th, 2005
satyr69 Wrote:
> I have a Dell dimension 2400. Do I have to go into the bios to disable
> the
> onboard video graphics controller. I have an nvidia Geforce 5200
> installed
> and I dont know if these 2 will conflict. Can you disable it in the
> device
> manager?
Do you already have the video card installed or are you planning to
install it? If it is already installed, and everything is working fine,
then there shouldn't be any problems with it.
--
Evolution54
