I have an HP DV5129US laptop which has integrated video card: ATI RADEON XPRESS 200M IGP. Unfortunately, I'd like to upgrade it, but cannot. I saw someone mention I could disable the integrated card, and install or insert another video card... Anyone know how to do this or can tell me whether this is possible?

This is the videocard.
ATI Radeon Xpress 200M video card with 128MB shared video memory

try to look here. maybe you well find here,

1.) http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/index.aspx

2.) http://searchna.ati.com/promosearch/?site=us-en&la=en&qt=ATI+Radeon+Xpress+200M&selectsite=ATI&sp_a=sp10039240&sp_p=all&sp-x-1=col&sp_f=ISO-8859-1&sp_q=ATI+Radeon+Xpress+200M&Search.x=9&Search.y=6

i hope this links well help you

thanks

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pc1 audio device

http://www.laptops-drivers.com/acer-notebooks/acer-aspire-4315-download-driver-for-windows-xp.html
u see here al your laptop driver just download ati vga driver just lick and save on.

No. It the graphics are intergrated into the board.

http://support.gateway.com/s/Mobile/Q106/Blade/1008822nv.shtml

Hi!

You can actually replace and upgrade the video/graphics card if it is not integrated. But in this case, upon checking on your model, the video card on this system is NOT replaceable or upgradable since it is built-in or integrated with the system.

Thank you.

Hi you can buy any 2.5" ATA harddrive .doesnt matter what make you buy them can get on Ebay, and which ever size you want,ie,80GB,100GB-
you will need a copy of windows though to install the operating system

check Toshiba site for oem driver video update. seems like you did an upgrade for a card your unit does not have installed. last resort go to 'device manager' check status box for 'display driver' and see what card is used in your unit. also check Toshiba website for the specs on your model.

Get the ATI Radeon Driver, which can be found here:

http://ati.amd.com/support/driver.html

Select your operating system and select your card (ATI Radeon Xpress 200M), this may be the generic Radeon Driver so don't panic.

Download and install.

Most likely not. Only high end boutique gaming notebooks are sometimes candidates for video card upgrades and it's usually quite costly. The video card makers are working on external solutions for notebook that may be available sometime this year. You would have to can in contact with Fujitsu to see if that have any options for you but I don't expect any.