I would suggest that if you don't want to use your add on, that you go to the device manager (start, control panel, system, hardware, device manager, display adapter) and right click and disable it. Then, shut down take out the card, plug in to the onboard and start up....before you get it booted up, enter the Bios setup menu and set the Onboard card as the one to use in the bios. That should get you going and don't forget to add drivers if you took them out earlier.
How do I switch abck to my old video card
Both my video cards are in the CPU my old one is intergrated and I wanna use it again but when I put my moniter plug into the my old video card slot it doesnt work
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whats the bios setup menu
On most computers (some are different), you hold down the DEL key while booting and it will take you to the Setup menu. In there, you can change the video to look for Onboard first, and most likely it is set to look for your other video card right now.
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