PCIe Card not recognized after BIOS changes

[1867canuck]

Hello,

I recently read a forum about using both the onboard display adapter and a discrete display adapter at the same time. I went into my BIOS, and changed the southbridge settings to recognize the onboard adapter while a pcie device was plugged in and i rebooted. The only display that worked was the on board one, so I changed the setting back and rebooted. Now the discrete card isn't working. I tried uninstalling the onbaord one, and reinstalling the drivers for the discrete card, including unseating the discrete card and plugging it back in. I finally gave up and cleared the CMOS by moving the jumpper and reset my BIOS to the default settings, but the video card still won't work. I have no Idea what else to do.

 

[1867canuck]

Hello,

I recently read a forum about using both the onboard display adapter and a discrete display adapter at the same time. I went into my BIOS, and changed the southbridge settings to recognize the onboard adapter while a pcie device was plugged in and i rebooted. The only display that worked was the on board one, so I changed the setting back and rebooted. Now the discrete card isn't working. I tried uninstalling the onbaord one, and reinstalling the drivers for the discrete card, including unseating the discrete card and plugging it back in. I finally gave up and cleared the CMOS by moving the jumpper and reset my BIOS to the default settings, but the video card still won't work. I have no Idea what else to do.

The board is a Biostar MCP6P3 with the on board nVidia geforce 6105
The graphics card is an ASUS ENGT220
I'm running Windows 7 Ultimate
My BIOS, OS, and dirvers are all the lates and most up to date.

 

[Mousemonkey]

Have you tried all three outputs on the card for a signal?

 

[1867canuck]

Have you tried all three outputs on the card for a signal?

Yes, none of them work.