Input not supported
This is a discussion about Input not supported in the Windows Hardware category; When i installed my new video card this that came up on my screen, the card seemed to insall fine, I changed the settings some and i got my wallpaper once but that was it. .
When i installed my new video card this that came up on my screen, the card seemed to insall fine, I changed the settings some and i got my wallpaper once but that was it.
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Could you give some more information?
What operating system are you running?
What make and model video card is the new one? PCI card or AGP?
Does your motherboard/system support the new card that you bought? Some newer motherboards only support specific makes and models of AGP video cards (for example, AGI types).
Did you uninstall the drivers for the old video card before installing the new card?
Significant changes in the type of video card that you switch out, including different makes can cause this, especially if you don't rid the system of the old drivers.
What operating system are you running?
What make and model video card is the new one? PCI card or AGP?
Does your motherboard/system support the new card that you bought? Some newer motherboards only support specific makes and models of AGP video cards (for example, AGI types).
Did you uninstall the drivers for the old video card before installing the new card?
Significant changes in the type of video card that you switch out, including different makes can cause this, especially if you don't rid the system of the old drivers.
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Hey thats ok, I figured it out. I just had to change the bio's setting to make it use the new output. Everything works fine now.