Running PCIE card with the on board video card as well in Windows 7

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I have an emachines Windows7 PC. I am trying to run the on board video card along with the dual DVI card I installed in the PCIE slot. In CMOS it shows the on board card as disabled and it will not let me enable it? Its greyed out so I cant even highlight it to change anything.

I have done this before in XP on a few different machines so I know its possible, Any idea?

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