Wanto to connect 2nd montior on my km4m vga integrated port

hello there, i got another monitor from my sister's old computer and want to get it working at the same time with my FIRST PRICIPAL MONIITOR, i got a Nvidia FX5200-T128 , that is where my first and principal monitor is connected ..... i use a KM4M-L mainboard, it has an integrated vga port, and i was wondering if i could plug my second monitor on there, andi did , but the system does not recognize it, i searched or an BIOS option like to enable that vga port , but was unable to find it... searched through all the mainboard's "users guide" but nothings talks about the integrated vga port. ..... i use 512 ddr for ram
i hope im giving all the information you need to help, if im not please let me know and i will be glad to .... any help here will be apreciated... as always

msimemsi,
Since you have a KM4M Motherboard and you posted in the nVidia/AMD/SiS Socket A Motherboard Forum, I moved the thread to the VIA Forum for you.
Good Luck,
Richard

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