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Re-enable on-board video

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by rydctlc Sep 15, 2003 last reply Feb 8, 2004

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After disabling on-board video (without installing new video card) How do you re-enable the on-board video. During boot-up the screen flashes the on-board video type then goes blank. Running XP home. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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by fred07 Sep 15, 2003

hi

You need to open the unit and reset the cmos jumper to clear for 3 seconds.

fred

by rydctlc Sep 22, 2003

For some reason it would not reset??

by rydctlc Sep 22, 2003

For some reason it would not reset??

by rydctlc Sep 22, 2003

For some reason it would not reset??

by rydctlc Sep 22, 2003

For some reason it would not reset??

by rydctlc Sep 22, 2003

For some reason it would not reset??

by dmiles Sep 15, 2003

Boot Computer,when Startup screen appears,press the designated key to enter setup(look in the bottom left corner for reference),once you enter setup configuration locate onboard graphics,highlight then right-click you should se the choice to enable.

by rydctlc Feb 8, 2004

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by william jay Sep 24, 2003

Howdy,

It depends on how and where the video chipset was disabled. If it was done by jumper and/or BIOS, move the jumper and enable in BIOS. If it was done in XP only, tap the F8 key on system startup and when the boot menu appears, choose Start in Safe Mode. . .

by rydctlc Feb 8, 2004

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