VGA PROBLEM IT does not use any resources because it has a

yes please see link page3 https://www.infocus.com/resources/documents/User-Guides/InFocus-IN100-QuickStart.pdf

According to the limited resources that I could find your only video output is a VGA port. Most newer televisions, predominantly LCD televisions will allow a direct connection via VGA. If your TV does not support VGA, can try using:
VGA to HMDI for HDTV's - Amazon search http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=vga+to+hdmi&x=0&y=0
With these I typically recommend a full force converter over a cable, but often times cables will work. Remember that with a VGA to HDMI cable only, this will only pass video and not audio. You will need separate cables for audio.
If you have a non-HDTV try this: http://www.amazon.com/VGA-Adapter-S-Video-Cable-Video/dp/B000Y7T5UU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1315249911&sr=8-1
Use either S-video or RCA connectors to your TV.

The computer manufacturer makes the device versatile. Usually the feature functions displayed on the computer at acquisition is the minimal of the device achieves updates to suit with customer experiences. The computer devices have several hardware and software expansion capabilities. For example, prior programs in the computer are compromised to attain manufacturer default front. Once the computer was restored is likely not to preserve the user modifications also required to update modify every resources either as separate entities also known as peripherals. Allow the computer to search to acquire and modify missing resources by activating the system updates or upgrade features. Connect the VGA cables on the computer to make possible initiating the process of modifications to retain the formats. The computer may require manual installations of programs either in codes or disk version depending on the capability to perform compile update solely without expert manipulations. Refer to the computer device user guide to attain capability requirement to revive VGA capabilities. The owner user guide makes available details resources either as customer experts supports or diagnostic processes to make restore soon after remodifications.

Please run this below program in your PC, Save the log and post here.

http://manuals-drivers.yolasite.com/resources/Device_Identify.zip

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Without a VGA port, you can't use a VGA card, pretty simple stuff.

If you want to add a video card, you will need to get a PCI video card (NOT PCI-E!) There are a number of them out there, and pretty much anything made in the last 3 to 4 years will be better than the on-board video...

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What resources would you like to create? I would recommend going to the Intel site for more downloads and support for this board. I have built many servers with this board and when we have misplaced the system disk, I just download them from Intel support site.

http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/server/se7501wv2/

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pls take out all pci cards and have u installed AGP for VGA instead of in built tell me the make of ur vga , i think i can help u in this the first blue screen thing u were facing was not ur motherboard infact ur RAM u have changed it it should be gone even on ur old system, u have also changed the hard drive it has nothing to do with freezing thing u were facing ok

tell me how many pci cards have u installed in ur system and what abt VGA is it in built on mother board or additionally fixed by u , actually something is faulty and it is causing u trouble in hardware kindly do this

take all pci cards out modem , sound,tv card
use new RAM chips
just install RAM and VGA to start take out all drives like dvd or cd just leave one for installation the newest one
u can use ur old hardrive or new i dont feel it is ur hard rive
and then try to install OS without pci cards if u have
check the CPU fan is it running and also check the Casing Fan also

pls tell me the results
if not resolved tell me the whole config of ur system what u have inside

i can solve ur problem if u want

regards

hi u can down load drivers from this site

http://www.via.com.tw/en/resources/download-center/