No display adapter or monitor in device manager

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I am trying to reinstall my video card but have a Radeon 9200. I need to use
the standard VGA device driver, but none show up when I change my display
settings. When I go to the device manager there is no display adapter or
monitor in the list of devices. I have been trying to figure this out for a
while and can't get anywhere? Any help?
 
/CraigK/ said:
I am trying to reinstall my video card but have a Radeon 9200. I need to use
the standard VGA device driver, but none show up when I change my display
settings. When I go to the device manager there is no display adapter or
monitor in the list of devices. I have been trying to figure this out for a
while and can't get anywhere?
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Tried SAFE MODE? That should boot into the VGA driver.
Click START button|RUN and type...

msconfig

Click the BOOT.INI tab and checkmarke the SAFEBOOT box. Restart the PC.
After you have installed the new drivers, return to msconfig, uncheck the
box, and restart.
 
if you right click on the desktop and select properties does the
display adaptor window come up?
 
This is what happens when I right click
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Properties>Settings>Advanced>Adapter

Under Adapter Information everything is unavailable

Click Properties
VgaSave
Device type Non-Plug and Play Driver
Manufacturer Unknown
Location Unknown

Device working properly

When I go to the Driver tab
VgaSave
Service name:VgaSave
Display name Vga Display Controller

Current status
Status: Started (Start) button is greyed out Stop button is Black

Startup
Type: System

Driver Details button is greyed out
 
CraigK said:
I am trying to reinstall my video card but have a Radeon 9200. I
need to use the standard VGA device driver, but none show up when I
change my display settings. When I go to the device manager there is
no display adapter or monitor in the list of devices. I have been
trying to figure this out for a while and can't get anywhere? Any
help?
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Have you installed the chipset drivers for your motherboard?
 
Under the Resource button there is a red circle around:
I/O Range 03B0-03BB
I/O Ranger 03c0-03df
Memory Range 000A0000-000Bffff

and blue rectangle
I/O Range 01cE-01Cf
I/ORange 02E8-02Ef
 
Insert the CD that came with your motherboard or system. Most will autorun
and give you a list of the drivers that can be installed. Install them in
the order listed. Failing that download the drivers form the manufacturer's
site or from the chipset manufacturer's site.
 
reinstall your video drivers

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Thank you very much. That fixed the problem. Somehow my drivers got deleted
or changed. Everything works now and while I was at it I got the newest
drivers so it should be better than before.
 
Your welcome

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Kerry
Thank you very much. That fixed the problem. Somehow my drivers got
deleted or changed. Everything works now and while I was at it I got
the newest drivers so it should be better than before.
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