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Bifta · 29-04-2004, 01:26

You don't just need to install the new drivers, you need to rid the machine of EVERY trace of the old ones, example, years back I changed from a Nvidia card to an ATI card, didn't uninstall the drivers for the Nvidia card first, just slapped the Radeon in and tried to overinstall the Catalyst drivers, totally and utterly forked it, exactly the same symptoms you currently have. Depending on which card you had previously, there are tools to remove the drivers completely (that's a hint for you to tell us what it was btw).

29-04-2004, 01:26	#12
Bifta Inactive Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Eglinton, Co. Derry Posts: 7,640	Re: Windows XP problem You don't just need to install the new drivers, you need to rid the machine of EVERY trace of the old ones, example, years back I changed from a Nvidia card to an ATI card, didn't uninstall the drivers for the Nvidia card first, just slapped the Radeon in and tried to overinstall the Catalyst drivers, totally and utterly forked it, exactly the same symptoms you currently have. Depending on which card you had previously, there are tools to remove the drivers completely (that's a hint for you to tell us what it was btw).