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Cant get video card to work in a del optiplex g260 when i start up with the video card in i get nothing to my monitor it doesnt give the no monitor error on the screen even
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It could be one of two things, either your monitor is bad or the video card is bad. Try taken connecting your monitor to a different computer. If the monitor works then it the video card. You could just purchase a new video card and put in and it should work
try swapping or borrowing a different monitor first- doesnt work pull out video card turn on computer then shut it off, put back in video card- does not work- replace video card with borrowed video card - doesnt work.try different vodeo card in different slot.
Does anything ever post on the screen when you hit the power button?
Maybe the monitor is bad or the video card inside the computer is bad. Normally if the video card is bad the monitor will display a message of No Signal. If you are getting no message then I think your monitor is bad. To isolate the problem you need to put another monitor on the computer.
Borrow a monitor from a neighbor, friend, family member or co-worker and connect it to the computer. If the Borrowed Monitor displays and works, then your original monitor is bad. If the Borrowed monitor does the same as the original monitor then your video card is bad.
Either your monitor is bad or the video card inside the computer is bad. To isolate the problem try a different monitor on the computer. Borrow a monitor from a neighbor, friend, relative or co-worker. If the borrowed monitor works, then your original monitor is bad. If the Borrowed monitor does not work, then the video card inside your computer is bad.
Try another monitor or video card if it has a separate video card. If it does have a separate video card remove it and attach monitor cable to 15 pin VGA plug integrated on the system brd.
do the following
1.check if the monitor power cable is fixed good.
2.try to connect your cpu to another monitor and see if its working.(if it works no prb with the video card else prb with the video card)
3.if your video card is good .then there must be a prb with your monitor a little soldering will fix it !!!
You cant.. Unless the nvidia card you added has two video OUTs. Plugging in a aftermarket card causes the motherboard to disable the onboard video..
If your nvidia card has two "outs" then you can use two monitors... most newer nvidia cards support this. sometimes it requires an adaptor, but usually it was included in the box
Did you mean HGX 260?. Her is the download page for the GX 260.
Natually you will have to turn back on the "on board" video in the BIOS . If this video driver doesn't work,all you have to do is rool back the driver nothing lost.
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