On Thu, 7 Oct 2004 12:55:12 -0700, "CapFusion"
wrote:


"Jason Gallas" wrote in message
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On Thu, 7 Oct 2004 10:40:51 -0700, "CapFusion"
wrote:

:
:"Jason Gallas" wrote in message
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:I have upgraded my video card from a PNY GeForce FX 5500 to a PNY
: GeForce FX 5900. I just took the old card out, put the new one in and
: booted up. I then re-installed the 61.77 drivers from Nvidia's
: website.
:
: Now my system flashes to black every now and then. I did a google
: search and a website suggested completely uninstalling the old driver
: in safe mode and then rebooting and installing cleanly. They also
: mentioned a utility to uninstall.
:
: Is there such a thing for Nvidia cards, and if not what is the best
: procedure for this? Also, could these problems with the screen
: flashing black be caused by something else?
:
:
:Try unisntall and or use DriverCleaner -
:http://www.driverheaven.net/cleaner/
:
:When you uninstall from Add/Remove Program, make sure you remove
everything
:when prompt.
:
:I do not understand your last paragraph.
:****
: Is there such a thing for Nvidia cards, and if not what is the best
: procedure for this? Also, could these problems with the screen
: flashing black be caused by something else?

What I meant was, is there an uninstall utility specifically for
Nvidia cards. I suppose it dosen't matter because there is a driver
cleaner available that will work on Nvidia and other cards.

I was wondering if the screen flashing could be a result of something
else I missed in the configuration of my machine.


Again, did you try uninstall or use DriverCleaner and see if this problem
remain?
To verify if it a hardware issue, you can try putting onto another PC and
see if have the same problem.

I tried all that and the problem is still occuring. It happens a lot
when I resize windows from minimized to max size.