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Bakuun
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i'm trying to connect a second monitor (and graphic card) to my computer, but it isn't going very well..
(thought to use it when programming - running the prog on the main monitor, and showing some debug info on the other, smaller, monitor.)
as it is now, i have a working geforce 4 agp card, and a working monitor connected to that card.
i then connected another graphic card to the comp, and a monitor to that card.
Windows (xp) found the card, but there was some error: 'The device cannot start - code 10'.
win can't find the new monitor at all.
somebody told me that an agp card doesn't work very well with a pci card - is that correct?
and i also have some very vague memory that a pci graphic card has to be inserted into the first (top) pci slot - is that correct? i couldn't put it in the fist slot due to the large fan on the geforce - there would only be a couple of mm between the pci card and the fan intake, and that doesn't seem too good.
so.
what we have is a non-working graphic card. i know it isn't broken - it works in other computers. winxp finds and installs the correct drivers, so that shouldn't be the problem.
any ideas?
(thought to use it when programming - running the prog on the main monitor, and showing some debug info on the other, smaller, monitor.)
as it is now, i have a working geforce 4 agp card, and a working monitor connected to that card.
i then connected another graphic card to the comp, and a monitor to that card.
Windows (xp) found the card, but there was some error: 'The device cannot start - code 10'.
win can't find the new monitor at all.
somebody told me that an agp card doesn't work very well with a pci card - is that correct?
and i also have some very vague memory that a pci graphic card has to be inserted into the first (top) pci slot - is that correct? i couldn't put it in the fist slot due to the large fan on the geforce - there would only be a couple of mm between the pci card and the fan intake, and that doesn't seem too good.
so.
what we have is a non-working graphic card. i know it isn't broken - it works in other computers. winxp finds and installs the correct drivers, so that shouldn't be the problem.
any ideas?