Peter
December 9th 03, 10:08 AM
Hi,
Try this way:
First, change the display to VGA mode and then go to
control panel, click the add or remove program icon and
remove the nvidia drivers.
After reboot, install the downloaded WHQL 40.72 drivers.
You may try the 44.03 drivers but it is intended for the
GeFore FX family. I have installed this drivers for my
GeForce Ti 4200 display card without any problems.
Although during the installation process, windows said it
is not WHQL certified but it still installed the drivers
and run smoothly.
Hope it helps.
For email, remove the first letter m from the email
address.
Peter
>-----Original Message-----
>I am currently running XP Home and need to install to XP
>Pro, I downloaded the software from microsoft that checks
>for compatibility issues, it showed one, I took care of
>it. When I actually tried to install the XP pro from the
>disk, the same program stated that my display driver
would
>not be compatible with XP and to go to the NIVDIA driver
>website and download the latest driver, did that and XP
>PRO still says that it cannot install and just quits the
>installation process. Please help, I did download the
>driver and saved it instead of just opening it from
>location. Any ideas?
>.
>
Try this way:
First, change the display to VGA mode and then go to
control panel, click the add or remove program icon and
remove the nvidia drivers.
After reboot, install the downloaded WHQL 40.72 drivers.
You may try the 44.03 drivers but it is intended for the
GeFore FX family. I have installed this drivers for my
GeForce Ti 4200 display card without any problems.
Although during the installation process, windows said it
is not WHQL certified but it still installed the drivers
and run smoothly.
Hope it helps.
For email, remove the first letter m from the email
address.
Peter
>-----Original Message-----
>I am currently running XP Home and need to install to XP
>Pro, I downloaded the software from microsoft that checks
>for compatibility issues, it showed one, I took care of
>it. When I actually tried to install the XP pro from the
>disk, the same program stated that my display driver
would
>not be compatible with XP and to go to the NIVDIA driver
>website and download the latest driver, did that and XP
>PRO still says that it cannot install and just quits the
>installation process. Please help, I did download the
>driver and saved it instead of just opening it from
>location. Any ideas?
>.
>