[CS-FSLUG] Processor

[Josiah Ritchie]

Try another video card. The motherboard should pick up the other one
before it does the on-board one. After that you can turn off the onboard
on in the BIOS. (at least it should work that way)

JSR/

On Fri, 2004-04-30 at 12:14, David M. wrote:
> It has onboard video, no video card.
> 
> Also when I first booted it up, things seemed to start working, but then it 
> gave me an error that something was wrong with windows, but I didn't catch 
> all of the error, so I powered it down and back up and have had a blank 
> screen since.
> 
> I tried on 2 different monitors with  same symptoms on both monitors.
> 
> David M.