No display from onboard graphics

i just got a hp pavilion a4327c
specs:
cpu: Amd anthlon II 240 dual
ram: 4gig
integrated video: Nvidia geforce 6150SE
os: Windows 7 home premium
when i plug in to integrated video my monitor stays in standby, i can use a pci but its older then integrated so trying to revert ive searched forms for days, i did factory restore, ive tried using bios to set onboard as primary and got nothing when i downloaded the factory driver and try to run it asks if i want to continue when i say yes it tells me i fail to meet min requirements. i tried nvidias driver it cant find compatable driver, device manager only shows the standard vga addapter when i use bios i have to: Save and exit,shut down pull pci turn on and still no display

Type of display...old school Monitor, LCD display or HDTV.
Modern displays have menus where one can select input from one or more input connectors.
If you are using the blue plug, then that is analog VGA.
From your description of the issue it would seem that the systemboard of your desktop PC has had a video chip failure.
Since video out works and you want upgraded video then purchase a better PCI-Express x16 video card that has a low PSU requirement.That can be checked at the manufacturer's website uder the graphics card's specifications. If you don't mind upgrading the PSU to 450 Watts or higher, then you can purchase an enthusiast level video card with 1GB or more of fast video RAM onboard.
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