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Old October 2nd 04, 09:11 AM
Armando Vezza
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Hello,

I recently installed a newer hard disk and cloned the old one onto the new
one-keeping the old one onboard as a backup. Almost everything seems to
work OK although I had to shuffle around drive letters in XP.
The problem I have is that my video card is recognised but no driver is
loaded for it at boot up- OK, so I installed the driver again, but each time
I reboot it doesn't find? the driver, it puts a yellow error mark against
the card in system panel. Something must have happened in the hard disk
switch but I can't see what.
I have the following:

completely erased the drivers and references to them in system32
reinstalled the latest windows-certified ones
tried the matrox forum (it's down for the moment)

Here is my system:

XP Pro
PIV 2.1 mhz
Millenium G450 DualHead
1 GB Samsung ram

TIA for any help

Armando


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Old October 10th 04, 03:49 PM
Bob Davis
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"Armando Vezza" wrote in message
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I recently installed a newer hard disk and cloned the old one onto the new
one-keeping the old one onboard as a backup. Almost everything seems to
work OK although I had to shuffle around drive letters in XP.
The problem I have is that my video card is recognised but no driver is
loaded for it at boot up- OK, so I installed the driver again, but each
time
I reboot it doesn't find? the driver, it puts a yellow error mark against
the card in system panel. Something must have happened in the hard disk
switch but I can't see what.
I have the following:

completely erased the drivers and references to them in system32
reinstalled the latest windows-certified ones
tried the matrox forum (it's down for the moment)


I've done this more than once with Norton Ghost, and I haven't had the
problems with drive letters or the video driver, but I'm using the older
5.86 driver, which is very stable here on two systems.

I would try uninstalling the card and drivers, then reboot and update
everything again as the system recognizes the new hardware.


 




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