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by abadillo

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I have an HP Pavillion 8505 which I upgraded to Win2K. I could not find the drivers for the integrated video module nowhere and I decided to install an new AGP video card. My question is: How do I disable the integrated video module so it does not conflict with the new card?
Thanks for help!

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by abadillo

Thanks! Your answer helped! However in this motherboard bios you can not just disable it, the options are PCI or AGP, I just switched to AGP and it worked, then I loaded the drivers, and everything is fine now.

by opatzg9

The above answers correct but also don't forget to load the most recent motherboard drivers for the agp slot, followed with directx, and then the agp cards drivers to get it to work right. Good Luck!

by abadillo

Great suggestions! Thanks!, but I have to award the right answer to only one. But thanks any way.

by caquino3759

Alot of the HPs onboard video cannot be disabled in the BIOS, you must uninstall the adapter in the Device Manager then restart your machine, when the adapter is found on reboot click cancel and the standard VGA drivers will be installed, these should not conflict! To disable this adapter go through the Device Manager and disable there. You shouldn't have any problems then!!!

by abadillo

Thanks! Great suggestions. Like I said to opatzg, I can award points only to one person, but your suggestions helped, so thank you very much!

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