well right now im gonna go ahead and head off to bed, try to get back on here tommorow... if not i'll leave wuts going on with itSomeone will be here.We never did hear about the computer. It is starting to sound like an old Deskpro EN with an ONBOARD ATI Rage Pro onboard 4 meg AGP, but we need to get the model # confirmed!well, this is all the information on the computer i can find that seems useful

Computer Name: X9T1I7
CPU Type: Intel Celeron-A; 400 MHz
Motherboard: Asus MEBVM
Video Adapter: STANDARD PCI Graphics Adapter
3-D Accelerator: ATI 3D-Range Pro; NVIDIA GE Force 3 GTS

yes it is reading both of them.... wut can i do? :-? :-? :-? :-? :-? :-?The ATI video is DEFINITELY built in. Some models disable that when another graphics adapter is plugged in, others require the onboard video to be disable in the BIOS or with a jumper on the board.

Sounds like an HP pavillion computer. There is an option in the bios to disable on board video, and if I remember corectly, there is also a jumper on the mobo that you need to change (on page 14 of the manual I think) and this will allow you to use an agp video card.

Here is a link to find the manual:

http://www.motherboards.org/manuals/p/ASUS-MEB-VM/451.htmlok im still confused... wut am i supposed to be doing?At this point read the manual. I gave you the link and the probable page. I can't read it for you.

You want to "disable the onboard video". Let us know what you learn.ok i read it all and surprisingly im still completely lost and dont understand anything it is saying??look at the diagram and locate the three pins for VGAEN. note what two pins are covered and REMOVE the plastic jumper and cover the middle pin and the one at the other end. There is a picture so yuou can see right where it is!

It is right above where he flat grey IDE cables connect to the motherboard from the hard drive and CDROM drives. THe round CMOS battery is on the other side of the IDE controller ports.

I can't reach it for you, but there it is!!!!!