Disable on board video

I am rebuilding (ack!) my clone PC using a MSI 65IM-V M/B. So far, so good. But I am wanting to install a new AGP video card. I am some what rusty at this so forgive my ignorance, it's been a while.
Should I disable the on-board video graphics chip and uninstall the drivers first? I can't locate my M/B manual. Would appreciate a kick start here.
Thanks!

Quote from: NovJoe on 03-September-06, 01:07:42
You should go to Device Manager > Display adapters > Adapter model, i.e. 3D Savage or nvidia 6800 > right click > properties > driver tab > un-install.
Shutdown your system after this, do not restart.
Slot in your VGA card, start the system > Hit Del to BIOS > Integrated Pheriperals > Onboard graphic > Disable > Save and Exit. You'll be prompted to install the drivers in windows but I would strongly suggest that you download the drivers from nVidia Drivers for nVidia cards or ATi Drivers for ATI cards and do the installation maunally.
Sounds about right. Running Windows 2000, device manager is under a differant file name I think....

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Thanks for your help guys. Still no go.
In the "Chipset Feature" there is no disable on board VGA listed. It list these items only.
HPET [Disabled]
Hybrid SLI Support [Disabled]
VGA Share Memory Auto [Auto]
VGA Share Memory [64M]
I've tried disabling the VGA Share memory, but on boot the mother board gives me a set of 5 or so beeps and then no video works. I have to reset the CMOS after that, so I can see the bios setup screen again.
The above settings is how the board came stock and it's how it returns after I do a reset. I'm starting to wonder if the PCI-E slots are not functioning or my GTX260 got fried moving from one mother board to another (I'm always strapped to ground when I work on electronics). I'll go through the motions tonight to put my asus board back in and test my GTX card. If it works after the swap and you guys have no other suggestions I'll send the board back to MSI for repair. If the board is bad then this will be my last MSI board, over the last 5 years I've gone through 3 MSI mother boards. MSI always has the features I want but I just don't have the luck with them. My last board (ASUS) doesn't support SLI or I'd still be using it... maybe it's time to go ATI and the crossfire route... I hope not, I'm a real big Nvidia fan.
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Quote from: IronCatt on 18-September-05, 04:13:00
It would really help to know what motherboard you have (along with all the other kind of information that regulars here put in their signatures).
your arrogance is amusing
thanks for the help *****
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Originally posted by Bobenis
So it should disable the onboard right away then hey? Well then, I guess my ATI is dead...time to get it replaced...RMA.
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