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Video Card Install problem.
I bought a new N-vidia G-force for my computer,
my problem is my computer shuts off after a while of running. when i start my computer it picks up the new card and i can log on like everything is fine. i log onto my account and then the plug and play detector picks up the old onboard video card and then my computer rebots. the screen then goes black. I disable the card and turn it off in device manager however every time i log on to any account it does the same thing picks up the old card and im screwed, my new card meets all the minumim requirements in order to run. might anyone be able to help me |
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Video Card Install problem.
You need to disable the onboard video from within the BIOS. When you
first press the power button on your computer, look for a message saying press DEL (or F1 or F2 or something like that) to enter Setup. Press that button and it will open up a page with menu options and such. Look through (but don't change anything except to disable the onboard video) the BIOS pages and see if there is anything to disable the onboard video or at least use the AGP/PCI video card instead of onboard. ---- Nathan McNulty blacken wrote: I bought a new N-vidia G-force for my computer, my problem is my computer shuts off after a while of running. when i start my computer it picks up the new card and i can log on like everything is fine. i log onto my account and then the plug and play detector picks up the old onboard video card and then my computer rebots. the screen then goes black. I disable the card and turn it off in device manager however every time i log on to any account it does the same thing picks up the old card and im screwed, my new card meets all the minumim requirements in order to run. might anyone be able to help me |
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Video Card Install problem.
You should go into BIOS and 'disable' the on-board AGP adapter. Follow any
other specific instructions for your motherboard relating to installation of an external [plug-in] adapter if there are any. When you reboot the conflicts should disappear and XP will install the correct drivers for the new n-Vidia card. "blacken" wrote: I bought a new N-vidia G-force for my computer, my problem is my computer shuts off after a while of running. when i start my computer it picks up the new card and i can log on like everything is fine. i log onto my account and then the plug and play detector picks up the old onboard video card and then my computer rebots. the screen then goes black. I disable the card and turn it off in device manager however every time i log on to any account it does the same thing picks up the old card and im screwed, my new card meets all the minumim requirements in order to run. might anyone be able to help me |
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Video Card Install problem.
Does your power supply have enough wattage to handle the new video card?
Bill Crocker "blacken" wrote in message ... I bought a new N-vidia G-force for my computer, my problem is my computer shuts off after a while of running. when i start my computer it picks up the new card and i can log on like everything is fine. i log onto my account and then the plug and play detector picks up the old onboard video card and then my computer rebots. the screen then goes black. I disable the card and turn it off in device manager however every time i log on to any account it does the same thing picks up the old card and im screwed, my new card meets all the minumim requirements in order to run. might anyone be able to help me |
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Video Card Install problem.
Hu?? I never thought of that . This might be my problem, I supose
Ill check what kind of power suply I have. But since the computer boots correctly im guessing it does "Bill Crocker" wrote: Does your power supply have enough wattage to handle the new video card? Bill Crocker |
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Video Card Install problem.
I actually dont have the instructions for my motherboard come to think of it
dont even know what motherboard i have. ill check my system and then go to any website if i find one thank you. "BAR" wrote: You should go into BIOS and 'disable' the on-board AGP adapter. Follow any other specific instructions for your motherboard relating to installation of an external [plug-in] adapter if there are any. When you reboot the conflicts should disappear and XP will install the correct drivers for the new n-Vidia card. |
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Video Card Install problem.
You can use Everest Home from www.lavalys.com to find out what
motherboard you have. It will also provide a link to the support page for your motherboard and there should be the manual online that you can download and check. It is a good idea to disable the onboard video when using an actual video card. Also, the power supply is a very real possibility as is heat. How hot does it get inside your computer? nVidia cards consume a lot of power and create a lot of heat. It could be a mixture of these as well ---- Nathan McNulty blacken wrote: I actually dont have the instructions for my motherboard come to think of it dont even know what motherboard i have. ill check my system and then go to any website if i find one thank you. "BAR" wrote: You should go into BIOS and 'disable' the on-board AGP adapter. Follow any other specific instructions for your motherboard relating to installation of an external [plug-in] adapter if there are any. When you reboot the conflicts should disappear and XP will install the correct drivers for the new n-Vidia card. |
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Video Card Install problem.
I'm having a similar problem with a new video card. My motherboard has an AGP slot but my card is PCI. I installed the card in the PCI slot, but the computer wouldn't recognize it. So I went into the BIOS to change the settings from AGP to PCI. However, when I reboot the computer, with the AGP card uninstalled and the PCI one in, my computer won't recognize the new card. Is there anything I might be able to do besides updating my BIOS? blacken wrote: *I bought a new N-vidia G-force for my computer, my problem is my computer shuts off after a while of running. when i start my computer it picks up the new card and i can log on like everything is fine. i log onto my account and then the plug and play detector picks up the old onboard video card and then my computer rebots. the screen then goes black. I disable the card and turn it off in device manager however every time i log on to any account it does the same thing picks up the old card and im screwed, my new card meets all the minumim requirements in order to run. might anyone be able to help me * -- unclefester76 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Posted via http://www.mcse.ms ------------------------------------------------------------------------ View this thread: http://www.mcse.ms/message997959.html |
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Video Card Install problem.
Perhaps your PCI card is dead?
unclefester76 wrote: I'm having a similar problem with a new video card. My motherboard has an AGP slot but my card is PCI. I installed the card in the PCI slot, but the computer wouldn't recognize it. So I went into the BIOS to change the settings from AGP to PCI. However, when I reboot the computer, with the AGP card uninstalled and the PCI one in, my computer won't recognize the new card. Is there anything I might be able to do besides updating my BIOS? blacken wrote: *I bought a new N-vidia G-force for my computer, my problem is my computer shuts off after a while of running. when i start my computer it picks up the new card and i can log on like everything is fine. i log onto my account and then the plug and play detector picks up the old onboard video card and then my computer rebots. the screen then goes black. I disable the card and turn it off in device manager however every time i log on to any account it does the same thing picks up the old card and im screwed, my new card meets all the minumim requirements in order to run. might anyone be able to help me * -- unclefester76 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Posted via http://www.mcse.ms ------------------------------------------------------------------------ View this thread: http://www.mcse.ms/message997959.html |
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