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  1. Edercina
    I'll try it out. Once again, would the card output video after I uninstall the drivers? Would it also work after a reboot?
  2. Edercina
    OK, but how is it supposed to get detected if connecting the integrated graphics output to the monitor doesn't actually transfer any signal? Also, would the graphics card even output video if I uninstalled the driver?
  3. Edercina
    Oh, that Device Manager! Sorry, I mixed it up with one of the performance tools from Vista. Only the GT 630 is listed under "Display adapters".
  4. Edercina
    In BIOS, I couldn't find any video settings. Windows XP doesn't have Device Manager, but System Information tells me that I/O Ports 0x000003C0-0x000003DF, 0x000003B0-0x000003BB, memory addresses 0xE8000000-0xF1FFFFFF, 0xF2000000-0xF30FFFFF, 0xA0000-0xBFFFF and IRQ 16 are shared between the Q35 chipset and the GT 630.
  5. Edercina
    Here's the error in question, sorry for the double post. I've downloaded a similar installer from the Intel webpage. I haven't mentioned it, but it's for the Q35 Express chipset. After it extracts the needed files, it shows this error instead of running the graphics driver setup.
  6. Edercina
    So, should I uninstall the nVidia drivers from the old computer while it's outputting video from that card? Also, would Safe Mode make a difference? EDIT: I've run the installer for the Intel drivers and it spit out an error saying that my PC doesn't meet the requirements, which should be impossible because it was meant for this exact model.
  7. Edercina
    I've got work to do between two PCs. Specifically, I want to transplant an nVidia GT 630 from the older one. The PCs are both HP pre-builts pulled from an office: a dc7800 CMT and an 8200 Elite. After the card was installed in the 7800, the integrated drivers were uninstalled. Now I've found what the HP website claims is the driver installer and I'm wondering about the order in which things should be done. Would it be safe to just install the integrated graphics driver, even though I already have nVidia drivers running?
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