"Ken" wrote in message news:vN-dnc-
there are cleaners that will remove all the old driver stuff. you
probably have left-over that reassert themselves on the reboot.

1. Uninstall video drivers.
2. Reboot to safe mode and run the cleaner.
3. Install new driver.

If that doesn't take, you have something really old that you'll either
have to track down based on the card you had it before or do a clean
install of Windows.

I was hoping not to have to reinstall Windows, I did so only a few weeks
ago. The PC came with the card so there's nothing hanging around from any
previous ones... I'll give the cleaner a try though.

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