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I am trying to install a new ATI 9600 video card. I get an error message to Install a standard VGA driver first. My current driver listed is VGASave. Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Ghislain Poirier
boot your pc press f8 and choose vga mode log in window with admid right
and install your driver hope this help byebye
Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
and install your driver hope this help byebye
to Install a standard VGA driver first. My current driver listed is VGASave.Steve said:I am trying to install a new ATI 9600 video card. I get an error message
Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Jim Macklin
You need to have your old video card installed and roll back
the driver to the basic VGA (which will drive all cards and
not conflict with the upgrade). Then shutdown, install the
new card and reboot. The correct driver should install (the
instructions might require that you install the drivers
first, follow the instructions).
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| I am trying to install a new ATI 9600 video card. I get an
error message to Install a standard VGA driver first. My
current driver listed is VGASave. Any suggestion would be
greatly appreciated. Thanks.
the driver to the basic VGA (which will drive all cards and
not conflict with the upgrade). Then shutdown, install the
new card and reboot. The correct driver should install (the
instructions might require that you install the drivers
first, follow the instructions).
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| I am trying to install a new ATI 9600 video card. I get an
error message to Install a standard VGA driver first. My
current driver listed is VGASave. Any suggestion would be
greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Guest
Thanks, Jim, for your help. I am having trouble with finding a way to roll back the driver in fact I'm not where the driver I have is coming from , maybe the BIOS. This started before I tried to put in the new card.
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Jim Macklin
If you remove any video card that shows in the device
manager and reboot with a card in the AGP or PCI slot, plug
and play should re-install it with a functional driver.
You should be able to find the latest driver from the web.
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| Thanks, Jim, for your help. I am having trouble with
finding a way to roll back the driver in fact I'm not where
the driver I have is coming from , maybe the BIOS. This
started before I tried to put in the new card.
manager and reboot with a card in the AGP or PCI slot, plug
and play should re-install it with a functional driver.
You should be able to find the latest driver from the web.
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| Thanks, Jim, for your help. I am having trouble with
finding a way to roll back the driver in fact I'm not where
the driver I have is coming from , maybe the BIOS. This
started before I tried to put in the new card.
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Guest
Hi Jim Thats what I thought also but my computer doesn't recognize any switching of video cards. could it be a BIOS problem. Thanks again for taking the time to reply
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Jim Macklin
The BIOS should be set to enable auto-detect and plug and
play.
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| Hi Jim Thats what I thought also but my computer doesn't
recognize any switching of video cards. could it be a BIOS
problem. Thanks again for taking the time to reply.
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play.
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| Hi Jim Thats what I thought also but my computer doesn't
recognize any switching of video cards. could it be a BIOS
problem. Thanks again for taking the time to reply.
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