Compaq EVO 510 CMT

Hi there.
Remember that if you are swapping from on-board graphics to a card you have to go into the BIOS and tell the machine that the primary graphics adapter is AGP/PCI Express.
Plug the VGA cable into the on-board graphics port, start the computer and enter the BIOS, tell the computer to use the AGP/PCI card as primary, press F10, save the changes and exit the bios.
The computer will try and restart so let it boot to post and turn it off, then put in your card and try to boot again.
Please post back if you need more help or advice.

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hello, sometimes if you disable on board VGA on your baord, the vga card will still not work well but i will tell you how to disable ooboard vga on your sytem anyway( got to the bios settings on your computer, select pheripheral setup and disable onboard vga.)

For user BIOS21 & julio1963,
How to enable you're (Add-in AGP video card) & disable the onboard, integrated S3 graphics UniChrome 2D/3D PCI graphics card.
Enter you're bios. Open you're user manual to page 3-13. Integrated Peripherals. Go to, Init display first. Set to AGP.
(Not to PCI). That is all you need to change. The MSI bios will than see you're add in AGP card & automatically disable the PCI S3 graphics, (Onboard) card.

Enjoy!
If I can help you further, feel free to post here.
Please, each user's vote this issue as a fix, if this helped you to get you're bios to see you're new AGP graphics cards.
Mike

You need to power off the PC, install the new video card, turn on the PC and go into the BIOS and disable the onboard VGA, and set the BIOS to use the new card. i.e AGP slot.

Hello flaxx

I believe you'll need to find a way to disable your integrated (onboard) video in the BIOS. I know there isn't a direct way to do it but, please, see the next link. The user there found a way.

HERE is the way another user accomplished this task. (disabling onboard video). It concerns a different Asus motherboard but, I checked your motherboard manual, those same features are available.

HERE is the AsusTek forum for your motherboard. You can search and post here. There will be other users of that same board there that I'm sure will be able to help you.

HERE is your motherboard manual. However, I didn't see anything that particularly addressed disabling the onboard video.

Please, post back here w/ your results, questions, and any comments, etc.

Thank you
BJ @:)

You need to enter your motherboards bios. As the system starts up press the Delete key every two seconds. Hopefully you'll have video doing this. If you do not have video display. You'll have to remove the new video card for a short while. Again enter your bios. Still have your manual? If not click the link & download it here. http://www.foxconnchannel.com/EN-US/support/downloads.aspx?ProductModel=865G7MC-ES&TypeID=en-gb0000001
Enter Advanced Chipset Features
Goto pg. 33
On-Chip VGA (Default: Enabled). Disable this.
Init Display First (Default: Onboard/AGP) Change to AGP/Onboard. The AGP is to load first before the onboard.
Save & shut down the system. Clean out the AGP slot. There can be a dust build up from not using it. Canned air works well.
Leave the side case off untill your sure the 7600 is running correctly.
Get to know your board alittle. Read the manual a wee bit.
Good Luck! Enjoy!
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no you dont need the jumpers or some from there...just before booting your OS,go into the bios field.
there you will find the option you must set to disable.
the exact point youll find it I cant tell you because bios are different from board to board..depending of the manufacturer..just surf the bios,youll find it and disable it
good luck bye

Was it onboard graphics you had before? If so there is a setting in the bios that you need to change to get it to run from the agp slot.

Hope that helps?

I believe if you install an AGP card the onboard VGA is supposed to be automatically disabled. Did you buy an AGP card?

Hi, uninstalling the onboard video will only be reinstalled by Windows next time you boot up. Disabling it in the Device Manager might and mght not do the trick if your mb is set on using the onboard. You might want to try and disable the onboard video in the CMOS/BIOS set-up. In some instances, you are asked in the BIOS what video will be used such as onboard, AGP or PCI or a selection of something like that. Also you can try and not allocating any memory to the onboard video. Hope this be of some help. Pls post again how things turn up. Good luck.