S seth thomas rasmussen Dec 7, 2003 #1 i assume that's one of the nvidia drivers. what can i possibly do about this?
C Cari MS-MVP Dec 7, 2003 #2 Use the ones from www.nvidia.com and not from WindowsUpdate. Cari www.coribright.com
G Guest Dec 8, 2003 #3 they are the ones from nvidia. -----Original Message----- Use the ones from www.nvidia.com and not from WindowsUpdate. Cari www.coribright.com . Click to expand...
they are the ones from nvidia. -----Original Message----- Use the ones from www.nvidia.com and not from WindowsUpdate. Cari www.coribright.com . Click to expand...
G G McElhinney Dec 9, 2003 #4 seth thomas rasmussen said: i assume that's one of the nvidia drivers. what can i possibly do about this? Click to expand... Had same problem. I was advised to try older drivers (43.**) - no luck. I eventually disabled fast writes in bios- has been OK ever since and now use latest drivers. (xfx geforce fx5200) worth a try.
seth thomas rasmussen said: i assume that's one of the nvidia drivers. what can i possibly do about this? Click to expand... Had same problem. I was advised to try older drivers (43.**) - no luck. I eventually disabled fast writes in bios- has been OK ever since and now use latest drivers. (xfx geforce fx5200) worth a try.
