You still have some options.  If you really want to test the on board video,
you can use a PCI video card if you have one or can borrow one from
someone.  I used to have one that had 2MB (!) of memory, and I'd let you
borrow it, but it died.  IIRC, most BIOS are usually set to use a PCI card
first.  If it doesn't work, then it might have been set at some point to use
the on-board video first.  Crack the case back open, remove the battery (or
try and figure out if you can use a jumper) to reset the settings, and try
the PCI card again.  Other than that, I can't think of anything, and it
might be time for a new computer/motherboard.

Michael Dolan

On 1/10/07, Brad Bendily <bendily at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On 1/10/07, Tim Fournet <tfournet at tfour.net> wrote:
> >
> > From the sounds of it it could be the CPU as well.
> >
> >
> That's what I was wondering. Wanting to make sure I don't give bad advice
> on how to proceed with
> the problem. Seems to me either the motherboard or some component of the
> system is bad.
>
> But I just want to get advice from a broader scale before I tell them to
> buy a new computer!
> bb
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