Open Windows Device Manager and go to DISPLAY ADAPTER. See if you see any errors or Yellow exclamation marks. If you do please post a photo or image in your next reply. But you still can double check in BIOS to make sure the Graphics Adapter is on "AUTO". A third way 'VGA' is used is to describe a graphics card, even though that card might produce entirely different resolutions than VGA. The use is technically wrong, or should at least be 'VGA compatible card', but common speech does not make that difference. This comes from the way the memory on an IBM XT was devided. If the connection ( VGA, HDMI, or DVI) is near the mouse, keyboard, and USB (universal serial bus) connections, your computer has an integrated graphics card. The picture above shows a computer with no expansion cards and a VGA and DVI connection for the onboard video (on the motherboard ). Video Graphics Array (VGA) is a video display controller and accompanying de facto graphics standard, first introduced with the IBM PS/2 line of computers in 1987, which became ubiquitous in the IBM PC compatible industry within three years. The term can now refer to the computer display standard, the 15-pin D-subminiature VGA connector, or the 640 × 480 resolution characteristic of the VGA Technical Support Drivers Download Document Center. ESG Sustainability Corporate Governance Environment Social Responsibility Stakeholder & Employee Sustainability Report Whistleblowing Website. Career Employee Welfare Opportunities. English. English 繁體中文. This website uses cookies and similar technologies to ensure you get the best [G11CD] How to Enable Onboard VGA Output? Since your system includes a discrete graphics card which has better performance and is capable of multi-monitor output, the 'onboard' graphics card is disabled by default in the bios and should not normally be used. Solution clutchc Jul 11, 2019 Pop the card in and go. After you boot to W10, install the driver that came with the card or (better still) the latest one from the Nvidia website. There's no need Missed AMD all in 1 with VGA driver . Hey everyone. When I was updating my BIOS a few days ago, I forgot to install the AMD all in 1 with VGA driver before doing it. It tells me if I forgot to do this for updating the BIOS, I need to a Display Recovery SOP. (AMD or Nvidia) or onboard AMD graphics. You don't need the VGA driver. Reply Maybe it'll work or you too. Let me preface by saying that the built in video chipset and the inability to actually DISABLE the chipset via BIOS is really annoying. Best you can do is restart the machine, hit F2 to get into the BIOS, go the Onboard Devices or whatever and set onboard video to Auto rather than onboard. For all NVIDIA-based VGA cards. Visit this page: Select Option one to manually select the product you wish to find the driver for. Select Option Two, to download a small utility that will determine which product you have and which driver you need. yYUI2l.