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Old 01-28-2007
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Well the title says it all.

Hi,

I've just formatted after i was getting constant blue screens when loading up windows.

Well anyway, i'm running windows on a sata hard drive.

When i go to install any type of nvidia drivers, once its finished i get all these wierd pixels that go all differen't colours and muck up the entire screen. So i'm forced to restart and use the - Last Good Known Configuration - in order to get back to a normal screen. I've tried about 3 differen't drivers, all the same. I'm not sure what it is. Like now i have no drivers installed and not having any problems.

Could you help as i'll be offline this time tomorrow. And i would like to play games when i'm offline, and i can't


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Hey Empty,

Can you please post back with your OS and Graphic card specs. As well as any error messages you get, and the drivers you have already tried.

Looking forward to your reply,

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Hi,

its windows XP pro with SP2.

XFX 6800GT DDRIII 256MB AGP

84.21, 91.31, 93.71


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It seems to be running fine now, i just updated the VIA stuff, and installed the drivers in safe mode and working great.


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Good to hear empty.

Marked as Resovled for now - let us know if the problem comes back.


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