Ati display card with network card built in

Click start control panel administration tools computer management device manager scroll to display adapters + to expand you might see a yellow question mark ? or exclamation mark ! or a red x right click select reinstall drivers also you might uninstall the display adapter restart your computer then reinstall the display adapter and its drivers this would apply to the sound video and game controllers to

If you computer came with a motherboard disk the drivers could be on it

http://download.cnet.com/ati-technologies-inc-rage/3000-2108_4-72319.html

http://office.manualsonline.com/manuals/device/graphics_tablet.html

hope this helps you

go to device manager and click on display adapter then right click on ATI X1650 then run an update. It might be because the driver on your computer is not update with the driver that is not compatible with windows 7. Hope this would help. Thanks.

so this is a custom PC, yes, be nice to lead off with that fact first no?
so the driver for the ATI card is wrong
go to ATI and get the correct driver
dont expect W7 to magcially get any video driver right.
that is your job as custom builder.
(it can only be 2 things, it seems.
bad card
or its driver bad.

I assume you use BIOS to switch from the 2 , correctly)???

you cant join two different platform vga cards. simply because they have their own platform and have separate drivers, so they conflict each other thus causing one of them shut off or disable..

Go under your start menu and click on windows update, and when it pulls up internet explorer click on custom install and you'll see all the updates click on hardware and see if windows can install the driver.

Try re-installing the ATI Redeon graphics driver (video driver). If problem persist, I suspected its your video card is having a problem. I believe it is built in on your machine. So you need to replace a system board.

If machine is under warranty, no need to pay for the repairs.

Thats because your TV output is set to display as an extension of the desktop and not as a clone of it.

This can be fixed...

Do you have installed the ATI CATALYST CONTROL CENTER? Thats ATI utility that controls the card, it usually places a red ATI icon besides the clock in windows. Double clicking the icon you enter the catalyst control center, use it in advanced mode and go to the DISPLAYS MANAGER menu from the column on the left you can configure what you want to do with your displays with numerous option that adapt to any arrangement.

As always keep your drivers up to date... If your card isn't a true ATI, just a radeon built by someone else, then you might need to download the drivers from that manufacturer and use their utility. Or maybe you can force install the original ATI drivers for your card model.

hey
first check ur motherboard have builtin VGA or not. If its builtin vga first disabled the builtin and then install ur ATI vga card on ur AGP or PCI slot it will automatically detects and ask u to install the driver for it

you should be running the same make video card, because the same driver runs both of them.
Here is Microsofts take on this subject.

http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/device/display/multimonVista.mspx

Is this an Addon card, or a built-in video chip?

Best thing I can suggest with very little information would be to remove the 'card' from System Properties (Right Click "My computer", select "Properties", click "Hardware" tab, Click "Device Manager", double-click 'Display Adapters', right click your video card, and select uninstall), then reboot your computer to let Windows reinstall all drivers for the card. This may fix the problem, it may not. NTLDR is the startup to Windows 2k and above.