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onboard graphics xp

MarinoMark · 2005-10-26 17:58:43

when I purchased a graphics card yonks ago,its only nvidia tnt64 32mb, but it did the job, I turned off the onboard graphics on xp. Now card is on the way out,I need to switch back on onboard G for the time being, but cant remember how to do it ! Any help ? Thanks.

26-10-2005 5:58pm

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MarinoMark

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when I purchased a graphics card yonks ago,its only nvidia tnt64 32mb, but it did the job, I turned off the onboard graphics on xp. Now card is on the way out,I need to switch back on onboard G for the time being, but cant remember how to do it ! Any help ? Thanks.

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#2 26-10-2005 9:30pm

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i unistalled mine in the device manager under display if you havent done this go into device manager and if it is still listed enable it i thinl that will work

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#3 26-10-2005 9:35pm

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If you didn't uninstall the display drivers the first time round, it should switch to on-board automatically.
Just take the card out, boot it & see what happens -- no harm can befall you!

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