Vga graphic card not found - ASUS P4P800-VM MB, 865G/ 800FSB/ SATA/ VGA/ AUdio/ LAN/ MATX (GXMBP4P800VM) Motherboard

Hello, I am the technician that will be assisting you today. My name is Norman-Wynne Damstra.
Welcome to Fixya, Ichigo.

Since your ASUS mainboard has no onboard VGA graphics adaptor you will need to install the Video/Graphics driver for your Installed Graphics Card.

Find the make and model number of this card and then either place it as a comment to this solution or visit the appropriate manufactures website:

For Geforce graphics: www.nvidia.com
or
For ATI/AMD graphics: www.amd.com

The make and model number can be found on the graphics card. Usually printed on a sticker.

Take care!
Norman-Wynne Damstra

• Supported Display Graphics UXGA (1600x1200),
  1152x870,
  SXGAW (1600x1024),
  1152x864,
  SXGA (1280x1024),
  SVGA (800x600),
  720x480,
  1856x1392,
  2048x1280,
  QXGA (2048x1536),
  VGA (640x480),
  XGA (1024x768),
  1280x960,
  HDTV (1920x1080),
  1792x1344,
  2048x1152,
  1920x1200,
  1920x1440

Found at: http://reviews.cnet.com/graphics-cards/ati-radeon-9600-pro/4507-8902_7-32107705.html?tag=mncolBtm;rnav

Make sure you have connected the VGA cable to the right VGA socket. If you have one on the motherboard and have a separate one on the graphics card, the graphics card usually takes priority over the motherboard one. If its not the case, remove the graphics card and then check in the BIOS to make sure the graphics card has priority an connect the VGA cable to it.

Obviously if the graphics card lacks VGA connectors and only offers DVI or HDMI connectors you will need an adapter to make the VGA work on the card.

This message means a suitable driver cannot be found on your system, you will have to find out what card it is and find appropriate driver for it, when this is done you will no longer get the message of vga error

Drivers can be found here. Click the agree button then work your way through the drop downs.

http://www.leadtek.com.tw/eng/support/list_driver.asp

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Zahc
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Hello! You must first shutdown your computer. Open your cpu and connect the video card on the agp slot of the motherboard. Make sure it is properly seated. Return back the cover of the casing. Connect the vga cable of your monitor to the vga connector of the video card. turn on the computer. The operating system will automatic read the new found hardware. Now try to download the driver of the video card this will give the video card its properties to change its resolution sizes and graphics output. The download site can be found here, just enter the code you see from the image and click download.

I checked and found that it is having an intel graphics card. You have two options for updating it.
1) Try to install the Win XP drivers and update it from device manager.
2) Try to download the intel drivers from the Intel Website.

If u need to know the details of the VGA card, u can get it from BIOS.

The drivers for your VGA are at this link for WinXP. Have you tried these? At the last line of the supported products is your own.

Stelios.

hiw dowmload vga driver pleas halp me

the vga drivers are the generic driver that windows needs to use the graphics, these are normally found on the motherboard driver cd as the vga is normally an onboard graphics driver, but which one only you will know?