anupamberi

hello everyone, I am new to this community.I had purchased a graphics card ASUS 9200 SE last year. It is not functioning properly. When i connect it , the display on monitor is in form of coloured lines (vertical) . I cant figure it out what might be the issue, but when i connect my monitor input to onboard video graphics i get clear picture on monitor, Please help!!

hi, sorry i didnt mention that before, i had purchased it in march 2005 , it was working fine till a two weeks ago when i had this issue. I have given the card to my vendor who will forward it to Asus support services. lets see what he tells me , else will surely try to connect it on a friends computer and see Thanks a lot for your help , really appreciate it!

hi , thanks for your information, i really appreciate! the card was working fine a few days back! i was playing a game, then suddenly this happened (vertical coloured lines) and computer restarted and the lines were apparent

Sampson, i had also uninstalled all the previous drivers for the onboard card and then shut the PC down, then i connected the card, and connected the monitor cable to this card, then when i turn ON my PC, i continue to get the lines so, no chance to going to BIOS! Thanks for your suggestions!! REGARDS!

hi, sorry i did not provide info about my system. Intel 865GBF,2.8GHz 512 mb ram graphics card -> Asus Radeon 9200 SE i did as suggested by sampson, and when connected the graphics card and attached my monitor cable to it, the same problem continued i.e vertical coloured lines

somebody plzz respond!

hi Sampson, i tried your trick you had suggested the other day, what i did was as follows.. 1) uninstall the onboard graphics driver 2) shutdown machine 3) connect graphics card and change video port 4) then switched on the PC , but it was still showing those colored vertical lines so, during next try, i didnt connect the videoport to graphics card one and switched the PC on, in this case i was not getting a picture at all!, the monitor kept blinking without any picture The moment i remove graphics card from , and connect the video port to the onboard one, i soon got the picture i hope that my motherboard slot for graphics card is intact! plzz help!

Thanks a lot Peter and Sampson for your help, really appreciate that! just one more thing i wanted to clarify from you guys is that before i try this out, i hope that my graphics card is fine, cause my local vendor was telling me that your graphics card might have damaged its VRAM Regards