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First, you need to be sure you have installed the correct drivers for the card that corresponds to your OS.
Second, you need to go into the control panel (assuming you are running Windows of course) and tell the computer you now have a new graphics card installed and to use it instead of the default one detected when the OS was installed.
Reattach the monitor to the GeForce card and reboot. All should be OK.
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