You have just installed a video card in a PCIe expansion slot in your Windows workstation. You have made sure that the card is connected to the power supply using an 8-pin connector. You also have your monitor connected to the video card, when you boot your workstation, it displays a blank screen instead of the Windows system. Which one is the MOST likely cause of problem? - You have not configured the motherboard in BIOS/UEFI to utilize the new video card. - You inserted the video card into the wrong PCIe slot. - You have disabled the integrated video adapter. - You forgot to link the bridge clip from the integrated video adapter to the video card
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You have just installed a video card in a PCIe expansion slot in your Windows workstation. You have made sure that the card is connected to the power supply using an 8-pin connector. You also have your monitor connected to the video card, when you boot your workstation, it displays a blank screen instead of the Windows system.
Which one is the MOST likely cause of problem?
- You have not configured the motherboard in BIOS/UEFI to utilize the new video card.
- You inserted the video card into the wrong PCIe slot.
- You have disabled the integrated video adapter.
- You forgot to link the bridge clip from the integrated video adapter to the video card.
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