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<blockquote data-quote="PiP 93" data-source="post: 618290" data-attributes="member: 60707">Hey thank&#039;s to all that replied.&nbsp; I took computer back to repair/sales man as I just didn&#039;t have the time or knowledge to proceed any further.It was apparently the HD 4000 on board card and the Nvidia Quadro 410 card/drivers fighting with each other?? Computer works fine until both drivers are working. We changed the quadro 410 for a X 1300/1550&nbsp; card&nbsp; and it worked three screens without any adjustments at all. Three monitors is OK but a far cry from the 4-6 monitors the Lenovo Tech said I would get. Before I purchased the computer I contacted Lenovo and I asked if the M92p serial number XXXXXX supports multiple monitors they said no only two, I asked why the specs for it say &quot;multiple monitors&quot; and after she had a discussion with another tech I was given the Lenovo part number for the Nvidia card. She was asked specifically &quot;if I purchased and installed part # XXXXX&nbsp; (Nvidia) card in this M92p how many monitors will I be able to use?&quot; Reply&nbsp;&nbsp; &quot; 4-6 monitors are supported with that card/part&quot;.&nbsp; &nbsp;Can anyone point me in the right direction to get the GPU drivers to play nice together? Lenovo is no help and denies even giving me a part number. I asked for the proper drivers and they told me the computer is out of warranty. I said I don&#039;t want warranty just links to the drivers you use with that part you told me to use, they want 70$ sign up for support. The driver from Nvidia gives us issues, or the HD 4000 driver, not sure. Tried&nbsp; updated driver from Nvidia site, no luck.Any Ideas?Thank&#039;s everyone.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PiP 93, post: 618290, member: 60707"] Hey thank's to all that replied. I took computer back to repair/sales man as I just didn't have the time or knowledge to proceed any further. It was apparently the HD 4000 on board card and the Nvidia Quadro 410 card/drivers fighting with each other?? Computer works fine until both drivers are working. We changed the quadro 410 for a X 1300/1550 card and it worked three screens without any adjustments at all. Three monitors is OK but a far cry from the 4-6 monitors the Lenovo Tech said I would get. Before I purchased the computer I contacted Lenovo and I asked if the M92p serial number XXXXXX supports multiple monitors they said no only two, I asked why the specs for it say "multiple monitors" and after she had a discussion with another tech I was given the Lenovo part number for the Nvidia card. She was asked specifically "if I purchased and installed part # XXXXX (Nvidia) card in this M92p how many monitors will I be able to use?" Reply " 4-6 monitors are supported with that card/part". Can anyone point me in the right direction to get the GPU drivers to play nice together? Lenovo is no help and denies even giving me a part number. I asked for the proper drivers and they told me the computer is out of warranty. I said I don't want warranty just links to the drivers you use with that part you told me to use, they want 70$ sign up for support. The driver from Nvidia gives us issues, or the HD 4000 driver, not sure. Tried updated driver from Nvidia site, no luck. Any Ideas? Thank's everyone. [/QUOTE]

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