Does any one think that I maybe able to rectify this problem by updating the bios, if so how do I do this if I cannot see anything on the screen?
The motherboard has a TX Pro II chipset on it
Would appreciate any help on this matter
No display at all
Not sure if any one can help, but, I have an old AMI bios with an on board video that has stopped working. I have installed a PCI video card that I know works and still I cannot seem to get a display?
Does any one think that I maybe able to rectify this problem by updating the bios, if so how do I do this if I cannot see anything on the screen?
The motherboard has a TX Pro II chipset on it
Would appreciate any help on this matter
Does any one think that I maybe able to rectify this problem by updating the bios, if so how do I do this if I cannot see anything on the screen?
The motherboard has a TX Pro II chipset on it
Would appreciate any help on this matter
I read that as <b>Hell is just around the corner</b>
If it's a TXProII motherboard the best place to identify it and get help is probably the PC-Chips Lottery website at http://www.stud.fernuni-hagen.de/q3998142/pcchips/
There are a couple of people on the BBS there complaining that they cannot get their Nvidia PCI graphics card to work on their PC-Chips, although the card works OK on other mobos and some other cards work OK in the PC. If that's your situation, it could be a case of "join the club".
If it's a TXProII motherboard the best place to identify it and get help is probably the PC-Chips Lottery website at http://www.stud.fernuni-hagen.de/q3998142/pcchips/
There are a couple of people on the BBS there complaining that they cannot get their Nvidia PCI graphics card to work on their PC-Chips, although the card works OK on other mobos and some other cards work OK in the PC. If that's your situation, it could be a case of "join the club".
Tested patched BIOSes. Untested patched BIOSes.
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