What's supposed to happen when you update your graphics card.

[AfterShock]

Plug your monitor into you display.

Odds are, you're computer is now using your CPU's integrated graphics.

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[TheNewZedrow]

maybe you should install Norton Anti-Virus®

already have it

[Nal]

already have it

well does it provide email ddos protection?

[TheNewZedrow]

well does it provide email ddos protection?

No

[Tokthree]

well does it provide email ddos protection?

Go be an ass somewhere else.

Plug your monitor into you display.

Odds are, you're computer is now using your CPU's integrated graphics.

How does one plug a monitor into itself?

[TheNewZedrow]

How does one plug a monitor into itself?

[Maxxi]

my dear friend you should read the posts that you see above you!
a amazing user here has told you that you have to with the upmost of needing plug your display cord into your motherboard's vga as it most concerningly has possibly switched to the integrated graphics! then discover the problem!
http://forum.blockland.us/index.php?topic=271110.msg8031052#msg8031052

[Jubel]

my dear friend you should read the posts that you see above you!
a amazing user here has told you that you have to with the upmost of needing plug your display cord into your motherboard's vga as it most concerningly has possibly switched to the integrated graphics! then discover the problem!
http://forum.blockland.us/index.php?topic=271110.msg8031052#msg8031052

What?

[Honno]

well does it provide email ddos protection?

[Tokthree]

my dear friend you should read the posts that you see above you!
a amazing user here has told you that you have to with the upmost of needing plug your display cord into your motherboard's vga as it most concerningly has possibly switched to the integrated graphics! then discover the problem!
http://forum.blockland.us/index.php?topic=271110.msg8031052#msg8031052

Go be an ass somewhere else.

OP, if you need any help here's an image that should point you in the right direction. Note that this will be slightly different depending on your motherboard.

[Wrapperup]

Plug VGA/DVI/HDMI or whatever you use into mobo (if not available, use a diff cord), install drivers from the CD that comes with your gpu, if no disk came with it, look for the exact driver your card uses (knowing the specs would be a big plus here), and install it. after that, you should be able to use your GPU once more.

[Tokthree]

install drivers from the CD that comes with your gpu

Worst advice ever given by anyone ever. Also; he doesn't need 5+ people telling him to do what I told him to do.

[Maxxi]

Worst advice ever given by anyone ever. Also; he doesn't need 5+ people telling him to do what I told him to do.

"he didnt say something right! MUST BASH HIM!"

[Tokthree]

"he didnt say something right! MUST BASH HIM!"

"He's telling someone not to give bad advice in a thread specifically asking for relevant advice! Must ignore all logical impulses and make a stuffty, inaccurate paraphrased quote which has no relevance to anything whatsoever in a vague attempt to look cool!!"

[Maxxi]

"He's telling someone not to give bad advice in a thread specifically asking for relevant advice! Must ignore all logical impulses and make a stuffty, inaccurate paraphrased quote which has no relevance to anything whatsoever in a vague attempt to look cool!!"

I was referring to you telling wrapperup he was giving horrible advice by telling him to install drivers from the cd but you didnt get it
im sorry m9