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PetaBoi

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I am using two of the same monitors, one plugged into my graphics card and another into my vga slot in my computer and the second screen won't be detected... Help!
 
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k1114
The igpu being disabled will depend on the mobo. The drivers not being loaded would be an effect of it being disabled, not the cause. I run both my igpu and dgpu, there are reasons to do so.

Either look in the bios to enable igpu, though it might be auto and have no option or even not be possible at all since I don't know what you have. Or do as the others have said and put both in the card.
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Why don't you want both of them to be plugged into the graphics card? Usually once you choose to use the one as your main set of display interface, it'll only use those drivers so the other solution will be disabled.
 
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The igpu being disabled will depend on the mobo. The drivers not being loaded would be an effect of it being disabled, not the cause. I run both my igpu and dgpu, there are reasons to do so.

Either look in the bios to enable igpu, though it might be auto and have no option or even not be possible at all since I don't know what you have. Or do as the others have said and put both in the card.
 
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