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Toshiba laptop video problems.
I recently re-installed Windows XP on a Toshiba Satellite 1415-S173,
which has nvidia Geforce4 420 GO video. Windows set up with generic VGA driver and when I switched to the Gforce specific driver from the Toshiba support site, windows hangs on booting. The screen goes black and never returns after the starting windows screen. I have tried several versions of the drivers, all with similar results. As well, I tried installing the intel chipset drivers, including the AGP controller, also with similar results. If I boot in VGA and go into the device manager, I notice a conflict on the driver resources, between the display adapter and AGP controller. Could this be the source of my problem? Has anyone seen this before, or can suggest a solution? Does anyone know of utilities to test for bad video cards, or debug driver problems? I would appreciate any assistance you can provide. Thanks |
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"cdegruch" wrote in message om... I recently re-installed Windows XP on a Toshiba Satellite 1415-S173, which has nvidia Geforce4 420 GO video. Windows set up with generic VGA driver and when I switched to the Gforce specific driver from the Toshiba support site, windows hangs on booting. The screen goes black and never returns after the starting windows screen. I have tried several versions of the drivers, all with similar results. As well, I tried installing the intel chipset drivers, including the AGP controller, also with similar results. If I boot in VGA and go into the device manager, I notice a conflict on the driver resources, between the display adapter and AGP controller. Could this be the source of my problem? Has anyone seen this before, or can suggest a solution? Does anyone know of utilities to test for bad video cards, or debug driver problems? I would appreciate any assistance you can provide. Thanks I have had similar problems with the same graphics processor, on my daughters Packard Bell Laptop. I cannot even update the driver, as XP ALWAYS reverts to the generic one. It is so frustrating, and I am at a loss as to what to do about it. If you have any luck with a solution, I would appreciate you letting me know on the NG. I will obviously do likewise. Many thanks, Ian |
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