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It sounds if it may be that you need to turn off the HDMI audio in the nVidia Control Panel. This can be accessed from either the system tray or by right clicking on the desktop. From the control panel, select "change resolution" under the "Display" heading and in the right panel select your display and you should find a drop down box under for the connecter, which will allow you to select HD audio disabled, then you can exit and save changes.
You don't need to disable any driver, unplug, use ESD protection, install Graphics Card, move the monitor cable to the new card,(you may have to boot on the old monitor connection and install driver), install the driver for the new card and reboot plug into the new card. Do your windows updates to obtain the latest driver. You can open the Device Manager, open Display adapters and disable the Intel graphics adapter. Is it a PCI or AGP Graphics Card? Remember: with a Aftermarket Graphics Card it requires more Power/Watts, you should consider a PSU upgrade. You didn't post the Make, Model Graphics Card, usually there is a Min. Power Spec. for the card listed on the box.
Press Del while the Press DEL to enter SETUP message displays on screen after powering on the computer. This will load your BIOS. From there go to the video tab and highlight "on board video" and set it to disabled. Note: you must have a video card if you disable your on board video on your motherboard.
you cant join two different platform vga cards. simply because they have their own platform and have separate drivers, so they conflict each other thus causing one of them shut off or disable..
Yes generally speaking when you drop in a videocard it typically will disable the built on one. You may have to disable it though. I know you said you did not see the onboard video in BIOS but there is almost always a setting in there to turn it off.
if u using the Windows Xp do this....
(this method is for all hardware to disable or enable)
right click on my computer...
go to properties, then click on Hardware menu, inside this menu click on device manager, a popup menu will appear, now inside this menu u can enable or disable a device, now click on Display Adapter, inside this catagory u will find 2 devices, 1st one is your onboard video driver and the 2nd one is your card driver, here if u want to disable any one, just right click with mouse and disable it, restart will take effect well.....
Enjoy..
Good Luck
shafky
first, do not disable the display graphics..then you have to install the driver or software of your vidoe card to be able to recognize by your system. then you restart . see if this will work..
If you really want to disable the onboard video, right click on it in the display properties and select disable. However leaving it on really shouldn't be an issue.
Now the reason you are showing multiple instances of your nvidia card is because there is more than one monitor output on the back. You can hook up two monitors to the card and therefore it is showing up as multiple instances in your display properties. Again, this isn't an issue and is nothing to worry about.
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