fsadough, one step ahead of you on most of this:
BIOS was updated to latest version, reset to defaults.
Chipset drivers have been updated
Windows is having trouble pushing the latest update, so that has yet to be done, but like with the chipset drivers, I don't think this is an OS related issue, since the card has no video during POST.
I'll double check the Intel integrated graphics, but if that's been enabled, it's been enabled since the system was assembled years ago, and there has never been a monitor attached to the on board video.
I've been using DDU every time I tried a different configuration to make this card work.
The card has been tried in multiple PCIe slots, all with the same results.
The card has been tried in a completely different computer with the same result: no video on POST.
Additionally, I installed a nVidia card yesterday to boot the machine, then installed the WX 3200 and its drivers. It has a display, connected to two monitors, but this results in some REALLY bizarre system operation: I was just transferring files from one folder to another, with that file transfer dialog being on one of the monitors connected to the WX 3200. The system immediately became choppy and unresponsive, and when I managed to open task manager, the CPU was maxed out with interrupt requests. Also, when the computer goes to the lock screen, and then to power save so that the monitors shut off, it starts blinking between the displays, and they never fully shut off. One display on nVidia, two on the 3200. Once you log back in, it takes a couple of minutes for one of the displays to come back up, all the while Windows is trying to figure out what objects should be on what monitor. It's really strange.
