I have dual nVidia cards running fine in Vista and all monitors work. When
first loaded, Vista wasn't using the monitors on the secondary card until I
went into Display Settings and clicked on the unused monitors and then
checked the box to "Extend the desktop onto this monitor". Then they all
worked fine.
I don't know with ATI, but when I updated the nVidia display drivers off
there website it only updated the primary card. I then had to go into Device
Manager and update the secondary card manually.
HTH
Ted
"Anthony Davis" <> wrote in message
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Hi, issues I've been experiencing with Vista, I currently have an ATI 9600
Pro 128mb adapter and an ATI 7500 64mb card on my PC, but whenever I go into
Vista the card that isn't set as the primary card in BIOS is deactivatd.
Its being reported as not having the appropriate drivers.
To confirm the issue I went into BIOS and changed the primary adapter from
PCI (ATI 7500) to AGP (ATI 9600 Pro) and it then did the same only this time
disabling the PCI (ATI 7500) slot.
Does anyone know how to get around this issue, could it be a driver issue.
Part 2
Whenever I try using Live TV in Media Center I get constant studdering
(Picture and sound)
Any Input would be appreciated.
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System Specs:
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AMD Duron Processor 1.3GHz
1Gig of RAM
ATI 9600 Pro Series 128 Mb
Envision 17" Monitor connect on VGA
40 inch Zenith on Component Output
ATI e-HomeWonder
ATI 7500 card (Deactivated in Vista)
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A Davis
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