PLEASE HELP WITH AGP SLOT DISABLE ON VECTRA XE320 ....

Most motherboards have expansion slots, you need to identify the type of expansion slots that are installed eg. PCI. AGP etc.
If your motherboard has an AGP slot (this slot is for graphics card) then purchase an AGP graphics card.
You may need to disable the on-board graphics card in the BIOS setup.

Try downloading AGP drivers for your motherboard, and updating your video card's drivers. While updating DirectX is important, you also need to update your video card and motherboard's drivers.

Please check inside the computer case if the AGP slot is there, according to the user manual there is no AGP slot and so a AGP card has no connector on the mainboard to be connected to - No it can not be installed to this mainboard.

You can only use PCI Video cards if there is no AGP slot.

Field Value North Bridge Properties North Bridge SiS 661FX Revision 11 Memory Timings CAS Latency (CL) 2.5T RAS To CAS Delay (tRCD) 3T RAS Precharge (tRP) 3T RAS Active Time (tRAS) 5T Memory Slots DRAM Slot #1 256 MB (DDR SDRAM) DRAM Slot #2 512 MB (DDR SDRAM) Integrated Graphics Controller Graphics Controller Type SiS 330 Mirage Graphics Controller Status Enabled Graphics Frame Buffer Size 32 MB AGP Controller AGP Version 3.05 AGP Status Enabled AGP Device SiS 330 Mirage Integrated AGP Aperture Size 64 MB Supported AGP Speeds 1x, 2x, 4x, 8x Current AGP Speed 8x Fast-Write Not Supported Side Band Addressing Supported, Enabled Chipset Manufacturer Company Name Silicon Integrated Systems Corporation

change bios setting

Just plug in the Radeon video card in the agp slot and the system will automatically detect the new video card and disable the onboard-graphics.

Try to put it on another pci slot. if you are using the one right under the agp, then that is your culprit.  the agp and the top pci slot share video resources.  just put it on another pci slot, if you have to swap another non-video related card to the one just beneath the agp slot.  Hope this helps.

hi im wesley. your slot either got damaged or you can try enabling it in the bios if it might of been disabled.

I added an FX 5200 256Mb AGP card to a 8307, and the Bios allowed me to enable the AGP port. And reports the device working properly.

no you dont need the jumpers or some from there...just before booting your OS,go into the bios field.
there you will find the option you must set to disable.
the exact point youll find it I cant tell you because bios are different from board to board..depending of the manufacturer..just surf the bios,youll find it and disable it
good luck bye