nvidia driver

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marty

i recently did a clean re-install of win xp and i installed
the latest video drivers but now when i boot computer it
starts up on the drivers that came with xp and my video
cards not listed in the device manageri have to reinstall
the new driver and reboot.I tried going back to an earlier
version driver(53.03) that worked fine before.I uninstalled
the old drivers before installing the new ones.any help
much appreciated regards marty
 
Marty,
Do you have an AGP Filter driver installed for your motherboard? In
device manager under 'System Devices' there should be an entry that says
something along the lines of Blah to AGP Controller. If you do not see
this I would suggest downloading the latest AGP filter driver for your
motherboard as this will allow the Nvidia card to be detected. If you are
unsure as to what driver to download please reply to this thread with the
make/model of your system and/or motherboard and I will point you to the
download site. Good luck.

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Thanks,
Lance Naugle
Microsoft Video Driver OCA Triage
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* This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
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-----Original Message-----
Marty,
Do you have an AGP Filter driver installed for your motherboard? In
device manager under 'System Devices' there should be an entry that says
something along the lines of Blah to AGP Controller. If you do not see
this I would suggest downloading the latest AGP filter driver for your
motherboard as this will allow the Nvidia card to be detected. If you are
unsure as to what driver to download please reply to this thread with the
make/model of your system and/or motherboard and I will point you to the
download site. Good luck.

--
Thanks,
Lance Naugle
Microsoft Video Driver OCA Triage
(e-mail address removed)
* This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
rights.




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the motherboard is a giggabyte a7vklm.the system
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recognises the video card when i install the new driver,
its when i start the computer after its been off that it
goes back to old driver and no sign of video card in device
manager.regards marty
 
That is strange. The latest VIA chipset driver for your motherboard can be
downloaded here:
http://downloads.viaarena.com/drivers/4in1/VIA_4in1_443v.zip If you still
have the re-install problem after you update your AGP filter please send me
your setupapi.log located at c:\windows\setupapi.log. This log can be
fairly big so please send the compressed version by right clicking on
setupapi.log -> send to -> Compressed (zipped) folder. Then attached the
new setupapi.zip to your e-mail and send it to (e-mail address removed).
Hopefully I will be able to tell what is causing your problem.

--
Thanks,
Lance Naugle
Microsoft Video Driver OCA Triage
(e-mail address removed)
* This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
rights.
 
-----Original Message-----
i recently did a clean re-install of win xp and i installed
the latest video drivers but now when i boot computer it
starts up on the drivers that came with xp and my video
cards not listed in the device manageri have to reinstall
the new driver and reboot.I tried going back to an earlier
version driver(53.03) that worked fine before.I uninstalled
the old drivers before installing the new ones.any help
much appreciated regards marty
.
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-----Original Message-----
That is strange. The latest VIA chipset driver for your motherboard can be
downloaded here:
http://downloads.viaarena.com/drivers/4in1/VIA_4in1_443v.zip If you still
have the re-install problem after you update your AGP filter please send me
your setupapi.log located at c:\windows\setupapi.log. This log can be
fairly big so please send the compressed version by right clicking on
setupapi.log -> send to -> Compressed (zipped) folder. Then attached the
new setupapi.zip to your e-mail and send it to (e-mail address removed).
Hopefully I will be able to tell what is causing your problem.

--
Thanks,
Lance Naugle
Microsoft Video Driver OCA Triage
(e-mail address removed)
* This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
rights.




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Computer will not recognise video card at all now .I spoke
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to tech i bought system off and he thinks might be problem
with video card chip so he will check it for me(still under
warranty)I'll post back if we get a result.regrds marty
 
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