disable Integrated Intel Graphics Card and use Norwood Radeon 9250

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Hello All,

I have a 2 yrs old Dell PC. It has Integrated Intel Graphics Card. Today I
brought a new Norwood Radeon 9250 PCI graphics card. I installed it into PCI
Slot and Started my system.

the Thing I noticed was, I need to connect My Monitor needs to 9250 VGA
Connector for Initial Boot up screen. And once I select which OS I need to
bootup (I Have multiple OS installed in my sys), my Monitor goes out. and I
need to connect my Monitor to Integrated Intel's VGA connector in order to
view.

I am not sure why is this happening.

Initially I need to connect to 9250 VGA for Bootup screens and then after
selecting OS to boot, I need to connect to Intel's Integrated VGA connector.

Can anyone suggest me what to do.

I tried to disable the old integrated ones thru Set up process in Boot up,
but it gave me only 2 options (either to connect to Integrated ones or Auto)

Can anyone suggest me what to do & how to do?

Thanks in Advance
Kode.
 
Kode said:
Hello All,

I have a 2 yrs old Dell PC. It has Integrated Intel Graphics Card. Today I
brought a new Norwood Radeon 9250 PCI graphics card. I installed it into PCI
Slot and Started my system.

the Thing I noticed was, I need to connect My Monitor needs to 9250 VGA
Connector for Initial Boot up screen. And once I select which OS I need to
bootup (I Have multiple OS installed in my sys), my Monitor goes out. and I
need to connect my Monitor to Integrated Intel's VGA connector in order to
view.

I am not sure why is this happening.

Initially I need to connect to 9250 VGA for Bootup screens and then after
selecting OS to boot, I need to connect to Intel's Integrated VGA connector.

Can anyone suggest me what to do.

I tried to disable the old integrated ones thru Set up process in Boot up,
but it gave me only 2 options (either to connect to Integrated ones or Auto)

Can anyone suggest me what to do & how to do?

Thanks in Advance
Kode.
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Hello,
Intergrated video may have shared memory which should be disabled in the
"BIOS"
then remove from "add/remove. Make sure you are able to reinstall if
necessary.
If all works then update the driver from Radeon.
take care.
beamish.
 
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