Graphics Hardware Conflict

[jim]

I sent a query to you before my PC was shipped asking how I should configure my multimonitor setup and was told it was best to have the main screen powered by the nVidia GPU and the second screen powered by the Intel integrated graphics.

And that's definitely true, at present I have both panels plugged into the graphics card, and 3D applications on the main screen are struggling if I have anything displayed on the second one.

So I've bought the correct cable, but I can't use the Intel integrated graphics because they don't work. They show a yellow exclamation mark in Device Manager and show the following error: "This device can not find enough free resources it can use. (Code 12)."

I've done a bit of searching and the only thing I've turned up so far is a thread at Technet suggesting it's a problem with MDT2010 which I'm aware was used in my PC's build.

Any suggestions to get the integrated graphics up and running would be much appreciated.

Regards

Jim

[jim]

Bump

[Ben @ Scan]

Hi

Please check that the onboard graphics are enabled in the bios

If you email your build and invoice number to systemsupport@scan.co.uk we will check where this is in the bios

Regards

Ben

[jim]

Hi

Please check that the onboard graphics are enabled in the bios

If you email your build and invoice number to systemsupport@scan.co.uk we will check where this is in the bios

Regards

Ben

I have looked through and found nothing convincing. Surely the onboard graphics wouldn't show in Device Manager if they were disabled? Anyway, I will send an email over and see what happens.