Bronney Hui said:
Julian,
What video card that you lost the driver for? I might be able to find one
for you.
Hello
Its the SAME card/s that i had in a system for years, which went up in
flames. I had backed up the whole lot of drivers (like i do for all my
pc's) and when i reinstelled it i got a message that the dual monitor
support wasnt supported and see my gfx card maker.
I have a feeling its not that, it was a few weeks ago and i forget things
after 5 min never mind a few weeks. I have a feeling i had 1 pci and 1 agp
card which had worked for years.
Trouble is i have of gfx cards around me as i type, i build and give away to
poor people refurb machines so i cant be sure which of the agp/pci cards
it was, if i put things away safe i never find them, so at least if i have
them lying around sooner or later im bound to trip over them.
MInd you i have JUST noticed a Appian Gfx Jeronimo card in front of me, this
was a good card years ago, dual vga and i have a feeling i could never find
the drivers after another fire caused a machine to fail. fcc id:HZF J2NB
U101 pci 13204-Q Dual Cirrus Logic
i always used drivers.com? / driverguide.com ? but recently not found what i
was looking for even tho it said it was correct.
Im not too worried, i have picked up some old compaq pro workstations with
dual cards /dual svga connections on a mix of maxtor and GLoria cards so
these are going to take my time up as its a pain as i had to download all
the drivers from HP and unpack to 3.5 floppies and its taking me half a day
for each machine just to do that as there is a bug in the bios. Got SE to
work ok on a couple and the rest maybe for linux.
AH yes i did orig have one agp and one pci, ati 8mb agp and some pci which
what i thought was the correct drivers, maybe it was the system itself.
Orig it was a AMD 350, 128 ram, couple of gxcards, scsi etc and was v v
stable, soon as it blew up i rigged up a almost same spec Intel machine
which now slugs along, gives me hang ups and bsod's and gennerally isnt up
to speed on keeping my lan going. I ran all the scsi drives off a seperate
psu so really wasnt pushing it too hard. No sound card in either.
This machine freezes a lot when i pull files from its hd's from my lan, it
cant seem to cope with reading from one hd and writing to another (both
scsi) at the same time compard to the AMD machine, same scsi setup. All the
machine does really is email, web, hold my mp3's for the lan and keep
important data, so nothing intensive.
This sounds like it's going to be a piece of cake to