Now I get something like Nvidia can not find drivers to support your hardware. So re-format, re-install via drivers and old Nvidia drivers. So being a smart Ar*e I thought I would use older video drivers for the Nvidia card. The monitor doesn't go into standby there for I'm assuming the video card is till supplying an image all be it black. Once I had installed the video drivers and rebooted I would get the windows XP loading screen but when it was time for the desktop to appear nothing but a black, blank screen. I reinstalled Windows XP then installed the Via motherboard drivers followed by the Nvidia drivers. My second PC has been working fine for years but was starting to get a little bloated and slow so I thought time for a reformat and install again. I have very similar problems too that has just appeared. And the version I own is Windows XP Media Center Edition. Is there a way to enable it again using keyboard shortcuts?ĮDIT: For some reason, Dell did not include the Windows XP Installation Disk so I can't exactly reinstall or rollback unless I borrow from someone else. When I saw the only graphics card being VGA Save, I accidentally clicked Disable and then the computer restarted, giving me the dumb black screen problem. Then, I went into Properties > Display > Advanced > Drivers. I was trying to update my graphics drivers (since it's been outdated for years) and I had to uninstall everything related to ATI. First there is the Windows XP loading screen, and then I can hear the startup music and everything I even opened an program by randomly clicking.īy the way, I happen to know the exact cause of my problem. (Too bad it's 10x worse).Īnd trying to boot in VGA mode does the same thing as normal boot.
I can boot safe mode just fine my Dell Latitude D600. The last line is always ".Drivers\Mup.sys". Starting up in safe mode yields only a long string of commands that looks like Same problem here I have a Dell Inspiron 6000 with an ATI Radeon x300 graphics card. I also believe that this topic requires more attention.
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