[Developer]

My computer (Dell) came from the factory with NVIDIA GeForce 6150 LE installed in the chipset. I later acquired an ATI Radeon x1300 card which I installed after first having deleted the NVIDIA in the control panel > programs. Since then I have to...

My computer (Dell) came from the factory with NVIDIA GeForce 6150 LE installed in the chipset. I later acquired an ATI Radeon x1300 card which I installed after first having deleted the NVIDIA in the control panel > programs.

Since then I have to start my machine twice every time in order to make it find the monitor. I have tried to re-install NVIDIA from the device manager, but get error code 43. The VGA connection does not work now and is not displayed in the Device manager.

Question: if I un-install the ATI driver, will the screen go black? If it does, will the VGA (which I can't find) take over and the screen light up again, when I plug the monitor into the VGA connection?

If I can just be shure to have a screen, I can work at re-installing the factory driver.

Thank you - Ravn

[Spoonkiller]

I have almost the same problem, my computer is a dell, I have the latest drivers (I tried uninstalling them) and I have the same graphics card. The difference is that my computer will not find the monitor no matter how many times I restart it. It's not like there is no monitor plugged in but rather like it is sleeping (for example there is a color text box that floats around the monitor when it is not plugged in, but when I plug it in the screen is just black with a orange light on the button.) I have tried a different monitor and a different VGA cord. I'm at a loss, someone help!

EDIT: I have the graphics card that you started with (NVIDIA GeForce 6150 LE)