They didnt work for me when I went to the Display Properties it said Catastrophic Failure So downgraded to older
They didnt work for me when I went to the Display Properties it said Catastrophic Failure So downgraded to older
great I installed the new driver and when I reboot windows I get a missing ntldr error and I have to restart! SOB!
not sure what happened, but I put in my xp cd and went into the recovery console and did a
and that fixed it. wierd.Code:copy d:\i386\ntldr c:\
I installed this and then spent half an hour trying to fix my PC's display :-( After installing I kept getting the "Catastrophic Failure" when trying to access the Display Properties menu just like Scoot got, so I tried rolling back the driver and ended up with a blue and white screen (all the graphics, desktop wallpaper, icon's etc were visible but in blue and white and very blocky) :-(
In the end it was simple to fix, just uninstalled the drivers and rebooted and let Windows download older (44.03) WHQL drivers.
This isn't the first time nVidia's screwed up with their drivers, i've had other failures with some older version's, and the 45.23 XP driver's TV output gives a broken and blocky image with the anti-flicker filter off lol
Let's hope their next version's not as bad :-)
Sniper.
I've had no problems with them, so far anyway. That's all i've got to say really.
Right. I'm off to the pub.
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WTF?Originally posted by mr. nails@25 October 2003 - 15:02
http://www.ati.com/
BTW, thanks for the news on the updated drivers.
wtf is get rid of those damn nvidia cards...
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Translation: What the fuck is get rid of those damn nvidia cards?Originally posted by mr. nails@25 October 2003 - 15:07
wtf is get rid of those damn nvidia cards...
I honestly don't know what you're asking. If you need nVidia video card help, I suggest that you go to Hardwareworld for that.
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