For many years now, motherboards with integrated integrated solutions, which are often called budgetary, have been entering the IT market. These are mainly audio and video adapters, certain models of which are quite difficult to configure.
Instructions
Step 1
First of all, you need to check which video card you are currently using: discrete or built-in. The easiest way is to open the side cover of the system unit and check for a discrete graphics card. In the absence of one, you have the right to believe that it is the built-in adapter that works.
Step 2
You can activate or deactivate the "native" video card in the BIOS SETUP menu. To do this, restart your computer by selecting the appropriate item in the Start menu. When you boot your computer, you need to press the Delete, Tab, or F2 keys. The choice of key depends on the manufacturer of your BIOS chip.
Step 3
In the loaded blue window, you need to find the section with the integrated device settings. Select the device and press the Enter button. Select Auto or Enabled from the list of parameters. The second parameter is forced, so it is used in extreme cases or in order not to enter the BIOS again.
Step 4
To exit the BIOS SETUP menu with saving all changes, press the F10 key. In the window that appears, select the Yes or OK option.
Step 5
When the welcome screen appears, navigate to the Display Properties applet. It can be called through the context menu of the desktop. Right-click on an empty space on your desktop and select Properties.
Step 6
Go to the last tab and check for the presence of the name of your video adapter, for example, "Standard Monitor on Mobile Intel 965". Here you can change the current screen resolution.
Step 7
In the same window, click the "Advanced" button, a new window will open with several tabs ("General", "Monitor", etc.). First of all, you need to change the value of the screen scan. To do this, on the "Monitor" tab, select the largest value from the drop-down list.
Step 8
A large number of built-in video adapters are limited by the settings described above. The full set of options is usually found on high-value cards, although a good half of users do not use them at all.
