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Trying to Setup Dual Monitor Support
I've been trying to setup dual monitors on a HP D530 SFF Desktop and a Compaq D500 SFF desktop. I'm using the Integrated Intel Extreme graphics card and a PCI ATI 9200 video card to do it. The problem I'm having is I can't get both the PCI card and the IGP to work at the same time they seem to be disabling each other. I can't find any options in the BIOS that help to resolve this issue. I've tried disable the on board IRQ for the IGP but it just enables itself on reboot and the PCI card is never detected. The PCI card is on a PCI riser card and everything is seated correctly. I really at loss here, if anyone has experience withe the Compaq/HP bios settings or has ran into this issue before your input is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance
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Many machines diisable the onboard video when you add a pci or agp card.
You may want to check for a bios upgrade. If they do not offer one that fixes this, you will need another video card or one video card with dual monitor out.
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