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August 15th, 2004 19:00
drivers wont stop installing
i just purchased an xtasy 9200 pci video card for my dell dimension L433c. before installing it i removed my intel 810 chipset graphics driver. After installing the new card i was given 3 problems when i rebooted.
1- the cd that came with my new card would not work because of an missing DLL file ( im waiting for vision tek to respond with that problem)
2- the 810 chopset graphics driver i had removed earlier reinstalled itself along with a "default monitor"
3- in my display settings there are now two monitors shown. One with my new card on a dell E770 monitor and a Second one (disabled) with the 810 chipset on a "default monitor".
I have tried to remove the 810 chipset and default monitor more than once but whenever i restart my computer they reinstall themselves again leaving me with two monitors. The colors are all fine on my computer and i havent had time to try any of the new games but these double monitors and constantly reinstalling drivers worry me.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.


sgtcasey
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August 16th, 2004 03:00
Make sure you disable your onboard graphics card in the BIOS.
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reeze
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August 16th, 2004 13:00
isnt the 810 chipset the onboard graphics card?? I was told all i had to do was go into device manager, and under display adapters select "remove" on the 810 chipset.
If im wrong in any way please help me out.
thanks
DELL-Chris M
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August 16th, 2004 14:00
* Open the case cover and add the replacement PCI video card
* Connect the monitor to the new video card
* Power on the system
* Tap the delete key several times at the blue Dell screen to enter setup
* When the System Setup screen appears, press the F9 key
* [press the Enter key] to confirm that you would like to load the defaults
* Right arrow to advanced
* Down arrow to Video Configuration [press the Enter key]
- Set to PCI to select a PCI video card as the primary video adapter
* Press F10 to save your changes and exit
If you choose to go the Device Manager route, choose disable, not remove.
reeze
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August 16th, 2004 15:00
ChrisM,
I did what you said and found that my video settings already had PCI as my primary. So i went into device maager and disabled it like you said. Now when i reboot there are no more problems with the 810 chipset (thank you).
But in place of the reinstalling 810 chipset i now have a "Radeon 9200 SE Secondary" along with a "default monitor" just like it happened with the 810 chipset. I was told by Vision Tek to download the newest drivers of thier website due to the problems with the disk i was given with the card. The driver installs succesfully but i am prompted to restart my computer and wait for the driver to run a series of tests at the next reboot. When i restart, the tests begin but are stopped and canceled about 2 seconds later by the reinstalling "radeon 9200 se secondary" and the "default monitor".
I cant figure out what im doing wrong here. If you or anyone else has the slightest idea on what to do please respond-im willing to try anything to fix this problem for good.