Driver Problem?

Hi There

Ive just installed a PCI 5200 GeForce card in my machine alongside a Radeon
9800 in the AGP slot. Ive installed the latest Nvidia drivers but when I go
to the display control panel I get an 'Invalid Display Settings' dialog
appear with the error message:

"The currently selected graphics display driver can not be used. It was
written for a previous version of Windows, and is no longer compatible with
this version of Windows."

This is with the latest XP drivers from Nvidias site on an XP system with
all the latest service packs and security updates. Can anyone suggest what
might be going wrong?

Many thanks



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I thought Radeon 9800 series had mutimonitor support, this being the case
why the second card?

"Jasper" wrote in message
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Hi There

Ive just installed a PCI 5200 GeForce card in my machine alongside a
Radeon
9800 in the AGP slot. Ive installed the latest Nvidia drivers but when I
go
to the display control panel I get an 'Invalid Display Settings' dialog
appear with the error message:

"The currently selected graphics display driver can not be used. It was
written for a previous version of Windows, and is no longer compatible
with
this version of Windows."

This is with the latest XP drivers from Nvidias site on an XP system with
all the latest service packs and security updates. Can anyone suggest what
might be going wrong?

Many thanks



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For 4 monitors

"anon" wrote in message
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I thought Radeon 9800 series had mutimonitor support, this being the case
why the second card?




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You have both ATI and NVidia drivers and cards installed on the same
machine. They are known to conflict with each other. Return the 5200 card
and get an ATI 2nd card.

--
DaveW



"Jasper" wrote in message
...
Hi There

Ive just installed a PCI 5200 GeForce card in my machine alongside a
Radeon
9800 in the AGP slot. Ive installed the latest Nvidia drivers but when I
go
to the display control panel I get an 'Invalid Display Settings' dialog
appear with the error message:

"The currently selected graphics display driver can not be used. It was
written for a previous version of Windows, and is no longer compatible
with
this version of Windows."

This is with the latest XP drivers from Nvidias site on an XP system with
all the latest service packs and security updates. Can anyone suggest what
might be going wrong?

Many thanks



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The card seems to work the device manager says so, and I cant understand why
if it was a card conflict the error message would be wrong version of
windows and not a conflict error. I have had the same cards working before
fine on another XP box as well.

"DaveW" wrote in message
news:q4ihc.974$gO3.67518@attbi_s51...
You have both ATI and NVidia drivers and cards installed on the same
machine. They are known to conflict with each other. Return the 5200
card
and get an ATI 2nd card.

--
DaveW



"Jasper" wrote in message
...
Hi There

Ive just installed a PCI 5200 GeForce card in my machine alongside a
Radeon
9800 in the AGP slot. Ive installed the latest Nvidia drivers but when I
go
to the display control panel I get an 'Invalid Display Settings' dialog
appear with the error message:

"The currently selected graphics display driver can not be used. It was
written for a previous version of Windows, and is no longer compatible
with
this version of Windows."

This is with the latest XP drivers from Nvidias site on an XP system
with
all the latest service packs and security updates. Can anyone suggest
what
might be going wrong?

Many thanks



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