Problem after installing Geforce GT 610 graphics card

ramjet1121 · 18 Dec 2013

I'm really new to graphics cards, so please bear with me. I installed a PNY NVIDIA Geforce GT 610 after experiencing integrated video problems on my HP P7-1202 system. It works OK, but I get a pop up message saying: "The AMD VISION Control Center is not supported by the driver version of your enabled graphics adapter. Please update your AMD graphics driver, or enable your AMD adapter using the Displays Manager." Huh??? I do not understand. It seems to me like the message relates to the integrated graphics system. What do I need to do?

PeaB4YouGo · 18 Dec 2013

Check your BIOS settings for a checkbox that will turn off the onboard graphics card.

AddRAM · 19 Dec 2013

Yes, in the bios there`s an option to choose what you want to use for video, choose the pci-express option.

You might want to even uninstall any amd drivers if you are going to stick with the nvidia card.

Check in the Control Panel/Add Remove Programs for any amd video drivers.

archer · 19 Dec 2013

As already mentioned above. Remove leftovers of the AMD drivers. You can use Driver Sweeper. This small app will help you to remove all AMD driver leftovers. Once that is done. Then install the latest drivers for your card. I am sure this will fix the issue.

ramjet1121 · 19 Dec 2013

PeaB4YouGo said:

Check your BIOS settings for a checkbox that will turn off the onboard graphics card.

Thanks for jogging my memory. The installation instructions said something similar, but since I had no video, I couldn't do it, and I forgot to do it after installation. Now, when I tried to do it, I could find nowhere in the HP BIOS to do it. There was a setting under Security/slot security to enable each of the expansion card slots, but I couldn't find anything about the onboard graphics. This is an AAHD3-HB (Hibiscuis) MOBO.

Archer: I haven't tried removing the AMD drivers yet. The only AMD program that shows up in Programs and Features is the AMD Catalyst Install Manager. I will take a look at Driver Sweeper. I've never used it.