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Install the agp card , and set bios to onboard agp , then hookup the video cable from monitor to the new agp card only . The monitor should be switched on as you startup the computer because these things check for power status of connected devices . Uninstall all video drivers , then reboot...

Firstly I would update your video drivers and see how it performs , failing this , and the battery and power supply all check out , you have a problem with the video chip overheating which should be rectified a soon as possible to avoid permanent damage to the video chipset .

Windows 2000 has problems with network cards . Before you go buy replacement cards , if you can physically remove the network card , do so , then try you video card installation . For those with onboard , you need to enter bios and disable it first . Also , be aware , that s3 video cards...

Check your bios , it may have reset itself to pci video rather than agp . Hp computers , hit F1 , then Enter key to go into bios . Also , make sure Pnp is active , this allows the pc to detect the new device , and install the drivers . One major problem I come across all the time with hp...

My setup : super socket 7 Gigabyte Ga-5aa (Ali chipset) + amd450k62 + 128mb + v3400 vivo + isa sound blaster sound card + windows xp pro . Install xp pro Install all hardware drivers (no to directx9 update) Isa sound blaster card uses legacy drivers Install win2kxp_2941 pack , reboot Install...