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Trying to fix old computer

Trying to install hard drive. but I can't get the video card to show me the bios. I turn on the computer but nothing happens. I have this computert, it was getting me to the bios, and being able to view everything, but when I removed the motherboard from old case and installed to new case without connecting anything except same video card I now cannot view anything

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  • dr_partridge Dec 29, 2008

    I would if I could, but I can't, as there is no internal/onboard graphics port on the back of the computer. Thanks for the effort

  • dr_partridge Dec 30, 2008

    When I remove the external display card, I can boot my machine, but can't disable the on board display and , as I said nowhere to plug monitor into the back of the computer, so how can I see to disable the none existant onboard display card?? I'm sorry, but your answer is either confusing or incorrect.

  • dr_partridge Jan 02, 2009

    Can anyone else suggest what I can try or explain abhi patil's comments better to me as I'm really stuck, and am thinking of just giving this board the heave ho and buying another one



    Thanks

  • dr_partridge Jan 05, 2009

    Well I think I can see why I can't get any help or the correct help I want on this site. You have to pay well guess what. I shall just take my woes and go elswere and spread the news to people not to rely on fixya.com site for help

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Remove the external display card boot ur machine with on board then disable the on board display and then install your external display card and then connect it to the monitor

  • Abhinandan  Patil
    Abhinandan Patil Dec 30, 2008

    read my solution properly i never told u to do anything or reading nething on back of computer

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