From: NewToFPGA on
I plugged in ATI video card (all-in-wonder) into my PC. When I
plugged in this card, the onboard VGA port seems like got disabled
automatically. Now, I have problem with the ATI video card. I dont
have any video port working.

How do I get out of this problem and start using my computer again.

thanks.
From: tpow on

"NewToFPGA" <hetzme(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:02a2c9b2-6931-4a33-be0d-2e1e964b748b(a)1g2000hsl.googlegroups.com...
>I plugged in ATI video card (all-in-wonder) into my PC. When I
> plugged in this card, the onboard VGA port seems like got disabled
> automatically. Now, I have problem with the ATI video card. I dont
> have any video port working.
>
> How do I get out of this problem and start using my computer again.
>
> thanks.

its not one of those cards that requires additional power..........

does it have a socket at the rear end of the card...........if so then you
need to plug a spare 4 pin from psu leads.


From: NewToFPGA on
The video card is ATI All-in-wonder 9600XT. I dont see in the
instructions asking for additional power supply. There is a wire going
from the video card to the fan on the card.

I see something with 4 pins on the board, these are small pins, does
not seem like one for the psu leads.

It is an AGP card.
From: tpow on

"NewToFPGA" <hetzme(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:d7768839-dd8a-4e9f-b6c0-166bce7301d1(a)d70g2000hsb.googlegroups.com...
> The video card is ATI All-in-wonder 9600XT. I dont see in the
> instructions asking for additional power supply. There is a wire going
> from the video card to the fan on the card.
>
> I see something with 4 pins on the board, these are small pins, does
> not seem like one for the psu leads.
>
> It is an AGP card.

Yes then NO additional power is required..............exchange the board its
probably faulty or U/S.


From: RIAA on

"NewToFPGA" <hetzme(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:02a2c9b2-6931-4a33-be0d-2e1e964b748b(a)1g2000hsl.googlegroups.com...
>I plugged in ATI video card (all-in-wonder) into my PC. When I
> plugged in this card, the onboard VGA port seems like got disabled
> automatically. Now, I have problem with the ATI video card. I dont
> have any video port working.
>
> How do I get out of this problem and start using my computer again.
>
> thanks.
Take out the ATI card and your onboard video will function again.