If you are asking about the message on screen, judging by your picture you have a video card but plugged the monitor cable into the wrong port. The video card is below the port that you plugged into. Move your cable to the video card port which lies below the motherboard integrated ports.
The arrow points to the video card.
EDIT:After looking at the user's manual, it would appear that you used a VGA cable instead of an HDMI or DP cable to your monitor. I see your monitor has an HDMI logo on it so assume that it is HDMI capable.
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And make sure you have the drivers for that video card installed and the video card may have a connector that requires a power supply plug. And as previously mentioned, check the HDMI cable with another computer or on your TV if you have a cable or satellite box.
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Posted February 12th, 2021 09:00
If you are asking about the message on screen, judging by your picture you have a video card but plugged the monitor cable into the wrong port. The video card is below the port that you plugged into. Move your cable to the video card port which lies below the motherboard integrated ports.
The arrow points to the video card.
EDIT:After looking at the user's manual, it would appear that you used a VGA cable instead of an HDMI or DP cable to your monitor. I see your monitor has an HDMI logo on it so assume that it is HDMI capable.
I am not a Dell employee...I am forum volunteer
Serious work on an E5430 and constantly building and working on an i5-6500 Desktop