sandpiper
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pauloau,
I still think you have got the same problem. Essentially you have got an AGP digital card and the onboard graphics. This allows you to display to an analogue monitor and a digital monitor at the same time, but not with dual monitor functionality.
If you have PCI slots free then the simplest solution may be to acquire a PCI single monitor PCI card (they are fairly cheap) and plug your analgue monitor into this. If you need to, you can configure the BIOS to recognise the PCI card before the AGP card. However, you probably won't even need to do that configuration.
I still think you have got the same problem. Essentially you have got an AGP digital card and the onboard graphics. This allows you to display to an analogue monitor and a digital monitor at the same time, but not with dual monitor functionality.
If you have PCI slots free then the simplest solution may be to acquire a PCI single monitor PCI card (they are fairly cheap) and plug your analgue monitor into this. If you need to, you can configure the BIOS to recognise the PCI card before the AGP card. However, you probably won't even need to do that configuration.
