thanks for the help, but how should i go about disconnecting the card through the bios? I tried changing the IRQ's manually already, and that didn't work too well, the computer wouldn't finish loading.....
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Re: how did you do that?
Well, I think I've fixed the problem. :rofl: I attempted to change all the IRQ's manually in safe mode. don't do this ever i've learned a valuable lesson. It didn't fix my problem, and then stopped my network card from working so I couldn't get the on the internet. In the BIOS, I reset everything and made the computer assign new IRQ's to everything. That worked, but I still had my video cards sharing.
For anyone who needs to fix the problem and doesn't want to mess around in your BIOS or physically disconnect the integrated card
Go into device manager and disable the card in ALL HARDWARE PROFILES. The computer didn't assign it an IRQ and my Geforce is now happy. I hope.
As a side note. In my BIOS, I can control the amount of memory allocated to the onboard video (512K or 1Mb) I lowered it to 512K, but to the right where it tells what the options do, it says that i can disable the board. But I don't see where that option is to select it. Maybe I need to flash a new BIOS. Oh well. I'm just happy my computer is working again.
Thanks for the help everyone.
I think it all depends on you're board. I've heard of 800 mhz systems that have integrated video. I have an 810 chipset by intel, so I don't see why intel couldn't integrate video with a 2 gig processor. I don't why you would want to cause integrated video sucks as I have found out. stay away from the 810 chipset!!!!
Well, I think I've fixed the problem. :rofl: I attempted to change all the IRQ's manually in safe mode. don't do this ever i've learned a valuable lesson. It didn't fix my problem, and then stopped my network card from working so I couldn't get the on the internet. In the BIOS, I reset everything and made the computer assign new IRQ's to everything. That worked, but I still had my video cards sharing.
For anyone who needs to fix the problem and doesn't want to mess around in your BIOS or physically disconnect the integrated card
Go into device manager and disable the card in ALL HARDWARE PROFILES. The computer didn't assign it an IRQ and my Geforce is now happy. I hope.
As a side note. In my BIOS, I can control the amount of memory allocated to the onboard video (512K or 1Mb) I lowered it to 512K, but to the right where it tells what the options do, it says that i can disable the board. But I don't see where that option is to select it. Maybe I need to flash a new BIOS. Oh well. I'm just happy my computer is working again.
Thanks for the help everyone.
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