Onboard video card

[fataltea]

I finally got my paws on a second monitor and really desperately need to get it functioning for an upcoming college course - but I can't seem to make my stupid computer cooperate. D:

When I bought this PC it came with an onboard NVIDIA GeForce 6150 SE, but at the time, I was doing a lot of gaming and needed something far more powerful.. so a friend gave me a GeForce 7600 GT and I installed it and everything was peachy.

However, I eventually pitched out the Vista that came bundled with the PC and replaced it with 7 Ultimate, and ever since then, Windows doesn't detect the onboard video adapter. All it sees is the 7600 - which didn't bother me until I needed that other slot.

My question is - how do I make Windows recognize the onboard card? I've tried looking it up, but everyone seems to have the opposite problem from mine. XD Of course.

EDIT: Nevermind, I'm a freakin' ditz.. the 7600 has a second port and I didn't have the right bracket on to see it.... ^^;; uh... Mod please feel free to delete this thread.

[Munemasa Katagiri]

Doesn't 7600 have 2 video plugs? You can plug both monitors on it.

[fataltea]

Yup, it does, and I totally missed that fact since I'd used the wrong bracket/bar when I installed it. Of course, now it's a moot point, since it finally bit the dust (it's been going bad for a while) during re installation. ._.

[Munemasa Katagiri]

I don't know about NVidia but ATI has an app to manage multiple monitors, you can check at NVidia's site to see if they have an app to make things better for you.