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Jeff Thompson
December 7th 03, 12:21 AM
Hi all ,
Please i have this problem with my GEFORCE2 nvidia MX400
Graphic card under WinXP.

I have a ASUS A7A266 motherboard and a GEFORCE 2 NVIDIA
AGP GRAPHICS card which is only being recognised as a pci
and AGP textures in direct x being therefore disabled or
greyed. I went to the ALI support site and this article
refers. I did this and it failed.

AGP Troubleshooting Guide

Why can't I enable AGP under WinXP/Win2000 with ALi M1647
platform ? or Why is it that my M1647's performance using
Nvidia VGA card is poor?
Nvidia driver 27.XX ( and later version) will disable the
M1647 AGP function on all Nvidia VGA card under WinXP and
Win2000.
To solve this issue, please follow the procedure below:

1) If you are using TNT2 ,Geforce256, Geforce 2 GTS,
Geforce 2 Ultra, and Geforce 2 MX (200/400)

Under WinXP and SP1, we recommend you use Windows Inbox
VGA driver or Nvidia Detonator driver 23.11.
Under Win 2000 , we recommend you use Nvidia Detonator
driver 23.11.

I have got the NVIDIA 23.11 driver and this has failed,
the other windows one i do not know how and where to find.

Anyone else had this problem...

Regards

Jeff

Crusty \(-: Old Bastard :-\)
December 7th 03, 12:22 AM
The AGP bus is an extension of the PCI bus. Most/all AGP video boards are
seen as PCI in device manager, system information and by directx.

"Jeff Thompson" > wrote in message
...
> Hi all ,
> Please i have this problem with my GEFORCE2 nvidia MX400
> Graphic card under WinXP.
>
> I have a ASUS A7A266 motherboard and a GEFORCE 2 NVIDIA
> AGP GRAPHICS card which is only being recognised as a pci
> and AGP textures in direct x being therefore disabled or
> greyed. I went to the ALI support site and this article
> refers. I did this and it failed.
>
> AGP Troubleshooting Guide
>
> Why can't I enable AGP under WinXP/Win2000 with ALi M1647
> platform ? or Why is it that my M1647's performance using
> Nvidia VGA card is poor?
> Nvidia driver 27.XX ( and later version) will disable the
> M1647 AGP function on all Nvidia VGA card under WinXP and
> Win2000.
> To solve this issue, please follow the procedure below:
>
> 1) If you are using TNT2 ,Geforce256, Geforce 2 GTS,
> Geforce 2 Ultra, and Geforce 2 MX (200/400)
>
> Under WinXP and SP1, we recommend you use Windows Inbox
> VGA driver or Nvidia Detonator driver 23.11.
> Under Win 2000 , we recommend you use Nvidia Detonator
> driver 23.11.
>
> I have got the NVIDIA 23.11 driver and this has failed,
> the other windows one i do not know how and where to find.
>
> Anyone else had this problem...
>
> Regards
>
> Jeff

Jeff
December 7th 03, 12:24 AM
Hi

But why is the agp textures acceleration disabled,greyed
out.

Regards


>-----Original Message-----
>The AGP bus is an extension of the PCI bus. Most/all AGP
video boards are
>seen as PCI in device manager, system information and by
directx.
>
>"Jeff Thompson" > wrote in
message
...
>> Hi all ,
>> Please i have this problem with my GEFORCE2 nvidia MX400
>> Graphic card under WinXP.
>>
>> I have a ASUS A7A266 motherboard and a GEFORCE 2 NVIDIA
>> AGP GRAPHICS card which is only being recognised as a
pci
>> and AGP textures in direct x being therefore disabled
or
>> greyed. I went to the ALI support site and this article
>> refers. I did this and it failed.
>>
>> AGP Troubleshooting Guide
>>
>> Why can't I enable AGP under WinXP/Win2000 with ALi
M1647
>> platform ? or Why is it that my M1647's performance
using
>> Nvidia VGA card is poor?
>> Nvidia driver 27.XX ( and later version) will disable
the
>> M1647 AGP function on all Nvidia VGA card under WinXP
and
>> Win2000.
>> To solve this issue, please follow the procedure below:
>>
>> 1) If you are using TNT2 ,Geforce256, Geforce 2 GTS,
>> Geforce 2 Ultra, and Geforce 2 MX (200/400)
>>
>> Under WinXP and SP1, we recommend you use Windows Inbox
>> VGA driver or Nvidia Detonator driver 23.11.
>> Under Win 2000 , we recommend you use Nvidia Detonator
>> driver 23.11.
>>
>> I have got the NVIDIA 23.11 driver and this has failed,
>> the other windows one i do not know how and where to
find.
>>
>> Anyone else had this problem...
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Jeff
>
>
>.
>

Crusty \(-: Old Bastard :-\)
December 7th 03, 12:24 AM
That happened to me once, many moons ago, when using Windows XP - release
candidate 1.

I had to redo my system from a "clean" state in order to make it right!

"Jeff" > wrote in message
...
>
> Hi
>
> But why is the agp textures acceleration disabled,greyed
> out.
>
> Regards
>
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >The AGP bus is an extension of the PCI bus. Most/all AGP
> video boards are
> >seen as PCI in device manager, system information and by
> directx.
> >
> >"Jeff Thompson" > wrote in
> message
> ...
> >> Hi all ,
> >> Please i have this problem with my GEFORCE2 nvidia MX400
> >> Graphic card under WinXP.
> >>
> >> I have a ASUS A7A266 motherboard and a GEFORCE 2 NVIDIA
> >> AGP GRAPHICS card which is only being recognised as a
> pci
> >> and AGP textures in direct x being therefore disabled
> or
> >> greyed. I went to the ALI support site and this article
> >> refers. I did this and it failed.
> >>
> >> AGP Troubleshooting Guide
> >>
> >> Why can't I enable AGP under WinXP/Win2000 with ALi
> M1647
> >> platform ? or Why is it that my M1647's performance
> using
> >> Nvidia VGA card is poor?
> >> Nvidia driver 27.XX ( and later version) will disable
> the
> >> M1647 AGP function on all Nvidia VGA card under WinXP
> and
> >> Win2000.
> >> To solve this issue, please follow the procedure below:
> >>
> >> 1) If you are using TNT2 ,Geforce256, Geforce 2 GTS,
> >> Geforce 2 Ultra, and Geforce 2 MX (200/400)
> >>
> >> Under WinXP and SP1, we recommend you use Windows Inbox
> >> VGA driver or Nvidia Detonator driver 23.11.
> >> Under Win 2000 , we recommend you use Nvidia Detonator
> >> driver 23.11.
> >>
> >> I have got the NVIDIA 23.11 driver and this has failed,
> >> the other windows one i do not know how and where to
> find.
> >>
> >> Anyone else had this problem...
> >>
> >> Regards
> >>
> >> Jeff
> >
> >
> >.
> >

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