How do I get video after disabling graphic card then installing this card as I'm not able to install drivers because video card is disabled?
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From your question it sounds like you have on existing on-board graphics card which you have disabled? Then you installed this card, and now want to install drivers for the new card. If that is the case, then the card should be showing video when you power the machine on (make sure the monitor is plugged in to the new card and not to the on-board video out). You should see your BIOS logo and the Windows loading screen while the machine boots. The card should automatically work in a limited low-resolution mode even without any drivers. Using this mode, you can then download the newest drivers and install them. You may have to reboot before the higher resolutions become available, but after that you should be able to change display settings to whatever you want them to be. If you are not getting any video on your monitor, you could always remove the card from the computer and attach the monitor to the on-board card and it should still work. I believe the on-board card will be used automatically when there is no other card, even if it is set to be disabled. If you still can't get any output on the monitor, you can always reset the BIOS (look in the manual for your motherboard for instructions) which would re-enable the on-board card.
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There is no video card in the computer as it comes. It has on-board graphics but no video card
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My graphics card is a 2GB NVIDIA GeForce GT630. So far working just fine--I haven't hooked up any of my games yet. It processes video very nicely.
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Jack, If you are using XP use the software after installing the card. Reboot and then you are good. If you are using Windows 7 or 8 let the operating system get the software on the internet,reboot.TDG
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I am not sure how this memory would cause you to get a "no video signal". How is the monitor connected?
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Please explain. How do I install on a new card and then reinstall if I can't see anything on the screen?
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I have the same version of Adobe Flash installed. I cannot watch any of the mentioned videos at either Youtube or Hulu without disabling hardware acceleration first. I have attempted to update the Nvidia drivers, but it appears that everything is already up to date. At this point, I suspect that I may have simply gotten a bad computer. Acer support will not give me free support for this because they claim that this is a third-party software issue. I am considering RMA'ing now.Thank you for confirming that everything works on your system with hardware acceleration enabled. I really appreciate your time and responses :) I have the same version of Adobe Flash installed. I cannot watch any of the mentioned videos at either Youtube or Hulu without disabling hardware acceleration first. I have attempted to update the Nvidia drivers, but it appears that everything is already up to date. At this point, I suspect that I may have simply gotten a bad computer. Acer support will not give me free support for this because they claim that this is a third-party software issue. I am considering RMA'ing now.Thank you for confirming that everything works on your system with hardware acceleration enabled. I... » Read More I have the same version of Adobe Flash installed. I cannot watch any of the mentioned videos at either Youtube or Hulu without disabling hardware acceleration first. I have attempted to update the Nvidia drivers, but it appears that everything is already up to date. At this point, I suspect that I may have simply gotten a bad computer. Acer support will not give me free support for this because they claim that this is a third-party software issue. I am considering RMA'ing now.Thank you for confirming that everything works on your system with hardware acceleration enabled. I really appreciate your time and responses :) « Show Less
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Cycle through the source selections on the monitor. Make sure you're using the top PCI-E slot, the one closet to the CPU. Remove the video card and then put it back in. What code is being displayed in the Debug LED of the motherboard? Try disconnecting the cable then reconnect it. Try a different cable if possible. Please give more information, the more the better. Is this a new build? Was it previously working? There is the possibility of that old PCI-E card just not working in this newer PCI-E 2.0 mobo, even though technically the slot itself is backwards compatible with older cards, you will run into situations where it will not work. Please give as much information as possible though. Also list the system specs including the power supply, CPU, memory, HDD, etc
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There is a bois update that has to be installed manually. Download it from Acer's web site. It will update your bios from 1.10 ot 1.11. I know this will update the video options as well. Several new video settings will be available after the update that may fix your problem.
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just go to there web site and download the latest version for that video card
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No drivers needed if you have an hdmi out. I don't know if the vga is driver free too
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So far my pc only has a vga out and works fine when converted to an hdmi. I did not have to install any drivers. I would say yes you should be able to watch your movies.
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Did you load the software that came with it? If not then you should. I used that to configure vs using the nvidia config so that I can run 3 monitors at the same time. Also when I had updated my video driver it killed it. I had to roll the driver back to allow it to work again
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you deff need to plug in the 8 pin cuz if you dont you wont get no video.I know this cuz when i changed the cpu cooler i had to unplug mine and forgot to plug it back and had no video LOL
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have u tried dvi-hdmi cables? if your pc graphics card doesnt have dvi out then your out of luck. 1080p is hdcp compliant which means dvi or hdmi ONLY.
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Hi Trenton, The video is built onto the Intel motherboard. It is an Intel HD Graphics 4400.
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Chris, Here is a link to the drivers for Ubuntu 14.04: http://www.howopensource.com/2012/10/install-nvidia-geforce-driver-in-ubuntu-12-10-12-04-using-ppa/I just installed the drivers using their procedure, now to get a card to try. I think you have to disable your onboard device in the bios if possible. Where do you stand on installing this?