I'm also glad I built my own,couldn't imagine settling for PCI videocard
(They do have AGP based Mbs)cough...$$$ cough.....$$$
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I'm also glad I built my own,couldn't imagine settling for PCI videocard
(They do have AGP based Mbs)cough...$$$ cough.....$$$
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Yeah I'm busting out with my PCI cardhaha. Newayz....are you just trying to disable a graphics card/controller? Cuz then you can go to a Start-Settings-Control Pannel-Administrative Tools-Computer Managment-Device Manager- Then find your video card and right click on it and click disable.
Edit:...yeah i guess i didnt see that youve already done that! haha...try again?
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Or just press the Windowskey + Pause/Break Key>hardware>Device Manager.Start-Settings-Control Pannel-Administrative Tools-Computer Managment-Device Manager
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Or just press the Windowskey + Pause/Break Key>hardware>Device Manager.Start-Settings-Control Pannel-Administrative Tools-Computer Managment-Device Manager
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haha. Newayz....are you just trying to disable a graphics card/controller? Cuz then you can go to a Start-Settings-Control Pannel-Administrative Tools-Computer Managment-Device Manager- Then find your video card and right click on it and click disable.
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