You've probably sorted this by now, but I normally just reset the CMOS when
this happens - saves inserting gfx, booting, ejecting gfx, booting, swearing at
it still not working.
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On Sat, 2012-10-06 at 17:20 +0100, Rob Malpass wrote:
> Hi all
>
>
Hi Rob,
>
> Question first – details later: If you have a PC with a graphics card
> working fine, then remove the graphics card and connect your monitor
> to the onboard VGA – shouldn’t this work straightaway? I’ve heard of
>
Hi Rob,
I've had several BIOSes fail to pick up removal of a PCIe card (or it
assumes you know best), and therefore doesn't both flipping the setting
back.
It may be worth reinstalling the card, flipping the setting, verifying
you have onboard output, and then removing the card.
Regards,
Hi all
Question first - details later: If you have a PC with a graphics card
working fine, then remove the graphics card and connect your monitor to the
onboard VGA - shouldn't this work straightaway? I've heard of needing to
disable onboard vga when fitting a new card but not having to re-en
