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To: mrc who wrote (35592)	8/11/2003 10:29:34 AM
From: Rick Faurot	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110652

A video card is not hard to install. I am surprised your old video card wouldn't work however.

To: mrc who wrote (35592)	8/11/2003 10:34:50 AM
From: Guy Gadois	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110652

mrc, I'm no computer wiz and I've replaced video cards in both my Dells. One was a XPS PII 166 and the other PIII 600. Is the video on your Dell on the motherboard or is the video card separate? If it is on the motherboard, this will have to be disabled first. Your instruction manual should explain how to do this. If the video is on its own card, it should be easy to replace it. jon