Questions & Answers for: no video on boot

...video card but part way during boot screen goes black. I can boot all the way using the onboard video. If I look in device manager I see both video cards under display adapters. How do I disable or ...

video card boot problem I have a ECS K7AMA motherboard which runs good with ATI 7200 video card (4x AGP) under Windows XP. However, when I upgrade the video card to NVIDIA 6200, sometimes the computer

...boot' it reboots now the video is disabled. I don't know how to bypass this problem to enable it again. Can you help? While booting press F8 and pick the option "enable VGA Mode" This shoud get you ...

video at boot IBM Laptop A31 2652 Garbled video even at initial... Report abuse posted by macerq on Jan 25, 2009 Hi my laptop has garbled video: different colored speckles around screen in a repeating

...video to see if machine can boot "replaced power supply on T2240 emachine now cant get onboard video" or any video,also tried PCI video card with no results. Need video to see if machine can boot up ...

...boot up the laprop. If you get a normal video image on the monitor then the video card is OK and the fault is with the LCD screen. If you don't get an image or POST information, then the LCD screen ...

...Video Card FRAME memory. To boot from CD with Perfect Image on eMachine T1742 unit I need to change the Video card Frame memory (increase) so that the Perfect Image program can boot properly. What ...

...boot up. If you video doesn't crash in this mode is could possible be either the driver or the video card may have bad memory. I would try enable video mode first, then update the driver, if you are ...

...boot order for video card I've mistakenly changed the boot order for my video card. My video card is a PCI-Slot nVidia card but I can not see anything, the computer can go to the Bios screen but im ...

video card? see if you can boot to the Safe mode (F8 at boot, or F12 boot menu, selected HDD, press enter then F8 immediately) see if you get video. If you do, reboot again, on the F8 menu, select Low