Install VGA of Video card - ASUS EN7200GS/HTD/256M-256MB PCI-E DDR DVI-D TV OUT Graphics Card PCI Express Graphic Card

VGA memory is the amount of physical memory on the video card. You would have to purchase and install a new card.

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The Dell 520's manual can be downloaded here. The PC's motherboard optionally has a VGA Video Connector (integrated) as shown on Page 1 of the manual. If yours is equipped with this option, there is no graphics card installed - it is built into the motherboard itself. It can not be removed or separated from the PC.

Your PC may have a a separate video card installed into one of the expansion slots on the motherboard. Page 1 also shows this installed below the USB 2.0 connectors as the PCI Express graphics card.

Here's an internal view:


The video card in the picture is driving two standard analog VGA monitors (blue cable connectors) through a DVI -> VGA adapter (white and clear devices) this is connected to the video output connectors. If you look closely at the edge of the PC in the picture (directly above the USB & network cables) you should be able to see an unused VGA Video Connector (integrated). Most computer BIOS systems will automatically disable any built in video capabilities of the motherboard when a separate video card is detected. Check the manual for additional info about these BIOS settings.

I hope this helps & good luck!

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This is the supported Graphics Cards the computer you have can use

Graphics Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . nVIDIA® Quadro 4 280 NVS 64MB DDR, AGP 8X, available in single or dual VGA and single or dual DVI
nVIDIA QuadroFX 500, 128MB DDR, AGP 8X, dual monitor (VGA and DVI or two VGA)
ATIæ Fire GLô X1, AGP 8X, 128MB, dual monitor (VGA and/or DVI)
3Dlabsæ Wildcat4ù 7110, AGP 8X, 256MB DDR, Dual monitor (VGA and/or DVI)(Desktop chassis only)

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VGA compatible device not found represents that either your bios couldnt recognize the VGA hardware or your OS pnp service couldnt initialize the Hardware for VGA. Either these cases, we should look for the level of Hardware detection at which it fails. If its an onboard VGA device, you may need to replace it with an addon VGA card based on the Mother Board compatibility and then try install it again. This should solve the issue.

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NO need to turn off your on board video (VGA on Board), just plug your Video card in, plug your vga cable to it then install the driver.

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Put the old card back in, remove the old drivers and restart it in VGA mode.
You don't say what operating system you use, but XP & Vista you should be able to hit F8 before the windows splash screen to select VGA mode or Safe Mode.
Once you do that you should be able to put the new card in and start it in standard VGA mode then load the new drivers.

>> VGA controller (vga compatible) error in the device manager

Windows has not found a "good" device-driver for the "integrated" video-controller on your motherboard; it is using the "generic" adapter.

So, trying to download the "SIS Mirage Graphics" software is an attempt by Windows to download a "specific" device-driver that matches your video-adapter hardware.

You might try installing an add-in video-card, to see if Windows will install the correct device-driver, and still boot-up correctly.

Otherwise, take the computer to a qualified technician, for trouble-shooting about your boot-up problem.

It should be install the proper version of your VGA, if not at all, reinstall your operating system to see if this problem exist.
Or try to install your VGA card to another PC, at least you have idea where its your VGA have a problem...

Good luck!

check first the vga connection maybe this loss only. ..and the driver if installed properly check thevga cable..
the last is vga chep.. vga card... use another vga card if pc..

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Does the computer beep when it starts? Does the monitor work on another pc? Possible culprits with these symptoms are the power supply and video card.