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Set Up Primary Display Adaptor | BIOS Tutorial in Hindi for Multiple Monitors in Hindi
Are you facing a black screen after replacing your CMOS battery? This video tackles a common issue where the computer turns on but the display doesn't work.
The Problem:
The culprit might be your BIOS settings. By default, BIOS might be set to disable integrated graphics when an add-on graphics card is detected. This happens because the setting is "Enable if Primary" for integrated graphics.
The Fix:
Access BIOS: Refer to your motherboard manual for instructions.
Locate Graphics Settings: Look for options related to "Integrated Graphics" or "Primary Graphics Adapter".
Enable Integrated Graphics: Change "Integrated Graphics Device" to "Always Enable" or set "Primary Graphics Adapter" to "Integrated Graphics".
Connect Display Cable: Move the display cable from the add-on card to the motherboard's integrated graphics port.
Restart Your PC: The display should now work after the restart.
Additional Tips:
If you prefer using the add-on card, set "Primary Graphics Adapter" to "PCI Express" in BIOS.
For utilizing both integrated and add-on graphics, explore features like "Multi-Monitor" or "Hybrid Graphics" in BIOS (if available).
By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the no-display issue after replacing the CMOS battery.
Leave a comment below if you have any questions!
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Видео Set Up Primary Display Adaptor | BIOS Tutorial in Hindi for Multiple Monitors in Hindi канала The Guru
The Problem:
The culprit might be your BIOS settings. By default, BIOS might be set to disable integrated graphics when an add-on graphics card is detected. This happens because the setting is "Enable if Primary" for integrated graphics.
The Fix:
Access BIOS: Refer to your motherboard manual for instructions.
Locate Graphics Settings: Look for options related to "Integrated Graphics" or "Primary Graphics Adapter".
Enable Integrated Graphics: Change "Integrated Graphics Device" to "Always Enable" or set "Primary Graphics Adapter" to "Integrated Graphics".
Connect Display Cable: Move the display cable from the add-on card to the motherboard's integrated graphics port.
Restart Your PC: The display should now work after the restart.
Additional Tips:
If you prefer using the add-on card, set "Primary Graphics Adapter" to "PCI Express" in BIOS.
For utilizing both integrated and add-on graphics, explore features like "Multi-Monitor" or "Hybrid Graphics" in BIOS (if available).
By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the no-display issue after replacing the CMOS battery.
Leave a comment below if you have any questions!
Like this video if it helped!
Don't forget to Subscribe for more tech tutorials!
Видео Set Up Primary Display Adaptor | BIOS Tutorial in Hindi for Multiple Monitors in Hindi канала The Guru
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