Grahpics Card

>-----Original Message-----
>Not too sure about what you just said, but.... Did you
>say you had onboard graphics before buying the 9000? If
>so you must uninstall the drivers for the onboard
>graphics, and likely have to disable it in BIOS. To get
>into BIOS, as the computer starts watch the screen, it
>will say hit f-10 to enter bios, or hit delete to enter
>bios, etc. Once in Bios, you need to look for the AGP or
>VGA controller, and disable it. Also, you need to know

>you you can install a video card in the slot you put it
>in. Is it a vga card? and so on. It would help if you
>have the mother board manual, and if you dont you can

>the info from the web.

>>-----Original Message-----
>> I bought new graphics card (Radeon 9000 Series 64 MB
>>SDRAM AGP) and tried installing it. When I went to

>device

>>manager it said I didn't have enough resources. So, I

>did

>>a little research and couldn't find anything like it.
>>Then I did a little bit of my own tampering and tried
>>taking the card out and pluggin back into the old

>onboard

>>and then uninstalling it. Didn't work. It kept
>>reinstalling itself or something. So I tried disabling
>>Plug and Play. Didn't work. So now I'm here. Clueless.
>>Help. Please.
>>.
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