Overview
This guide explains how to properly replace an MXRT graphics board with an MXRV graphics board in a workstation and install the correct drivers. This procedure is typically required when a hardware defect has been confirmed by a Barco representative or when testing with a different graphics board model.
Prerequisites
- Hardware: Ensure the workstation supports PCIe Gen4 and has adequate power supply.
- Software: Download the latest MXRV driver package (includes MXRT/MXRV drivers and Intuitive Workflow Tools).
- Tools: Screwdriver, anti-static wrist strap (if possible), and DisplayPort cables.
Step 1: Replace the graphics board
- Power off the workstation and disconnect all cables.
- Remove the MXRT graphics board.
- Insert the MXRV replacement board into the same PCI-e slot on the motherboard.
Step 2: Display Connection
Important:
Do not reconnect diagnostic imaging monitors yet. If you start the workstation with these monitors connected, you may experience:
- No image displayed.
- Windows defaulting to a basic resolution.
Step 3: Run MXRV Driver Installer
Therefore, if a MXRT graphics board gets replaced with a MXRV graphics board, the following steps are required:
- Download the latest MXRV driver package from the Barco Support Website.
- Extract the ZIP file.
- Run the MXRV driver package installer with local administrator rights.
Step 4: Remove Old MXRT Drivers
- During installation, the MXRV installer will detect existing MXRT drivers and prompt you to remove them.
- Confirm removal.
- The workstation will automatically restart.
Step 5: Complete MXRV Driver Installation
- After restart of the workstation, the MXRV installation does not resume automatically.
- Manually run the MXRV installation package again.
- Follow the normal workflow to complete installation of the MXRV driver and associated applications.

Final Check
- Reconnect diagnostic imaging monitors.
- Verify correct resolution and functionality of the Barco applications such as the Barco System Settings.

