How to enable vga mode - HP (5185-6477) Motherboard

When you power up the computer Press and hold F8 key 5 to 6 times untill you see windows logo then you can see safe mode and other menu enter in enable vga mode then go to start menu->control panel->display ->property ->settings .
change screen resolution to 1024*768 then apply and ok.
Then check .
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When you power up the computer press F8 key 5 to 6 times then you can see some menu enter in "Enable vga mode" then go to control panel->display property change screen resolution to 1024*768 then aplly and ok then check.
If same in enable vga mode then enter in safe mode and uninstall graphic driver then reinstall it in normal mode.
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when You start the monitor please press F8 button of keyboard upto dos screen come and select a option that Enable VGA Mode and press Enter.Might be problem will resolve.login through administrator and set the display setting as 1024*768 .If again problem comes that out of frequency ,then restart the system and press F8 and Enable VGA Mode and login and re-install the Graphics driver again.If issue not resolved then problem with VGA port in CPU or VGA Cable not supporting gt it replaced.

When you power up the computer press F8 key then enter in enable vga mode then go to start ->control panel ->display ->settings .
Change screen resolution to 1024*768.
Then apply and ok.
But if you are not able to see any display so you need to refix RAM memory if you are able to enter in safe mode or enable vga mode then there is only issue with graphic driver.
Let me know if you need more assistance.
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when you power up the computer press F8 key then if you able to see Enable vga mode enter in enable vga mode.
then go to control panel and dispaly settings then change acreen resolution to 1024*768.
If you not able to see any menu when you press F8
Open cpu cabinet then Refix RAM memory , pull cmos cell for 15 minutes from motherbord.
Then refix it after 15 minutes.
Then check.

Switch on the computer. Just as the BIOS messages or full screen logo is about to end, press F8 several times. Then you will see the Startup Menu for Windows XP. It will look like the following.
Safe mode Safe mode with command prompt Safe mode with ... .......................... ..........................
Check whether you have a option as 'Enable VGA mode'. If you see this, select it with arrow keys and press enter. You may have to press enter again.
(Since the computer was not shut down properly the last time you switched it on, you might see this menu when you switch on the computer. So simply select 'Enable VGA mode' )
The problem is you have a new VGA card and somewhat old monitor. The current Video Refresh Rate of the VGA is not supported by your monitor.
So once you start the computer in VGA mode, go to Display Properties, select 'Settings' tab (1), Click 'Advanced' button (2), Select 'Monitor' tab (3), Select the minimum value from the list (4) and click OK buttons(5).
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The resolution or refresh rate of the computer is not compatible with the TV. Before the computer starts loading Windows, start tapping F8 and select "Enable VGA Mode" from the menu that appears, this will set your computer to a very low resolution (640x480). I believe the option is actually called "Enable low resolution video" on Vista, it's VGA mode in XP. Now you should get a picture on the TV, work your way up from there.

Setting the Refresh Rate in Enable VGA Mode - Windows XP

You will need to go into Enable VGA Mode to change the refresh rate.

1. Restart the computer and repeatedly tap the F8 key on your keyboard until the Windows Advanced Options Menu appears.
   
   
2. Select “Enable VGA Mode” and press Enter.
   
   
3. If asked to choose your operating system just press Enter.
   
   
4. Once the computer has finished booting up go to Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Display -> Settings -> Advanced -> Monitor.
   
   
5. Change your Refresh Rate/Refresh Frequency to a lower setting.
   
   
6. Click Apply to confirm the change.
   
   
7. Close all open windows and restart your computer.

* Click here for help determining the optimal refresh rate for your monitor

in bios settings there is a option enable or disable onboard display card check , one more option is there press F8 key when you are restarting the system some options is come their select enable vga mode

wrong or incompatable display drivers.update or re install