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| | DISPLAY MALFUNCTION I have Windows XP Home Edition SP2. The display on my monitor became pixelated and colour faded so I updated my driver, but to no avail. The problem continued and now my computer will not load up. It tries but on each occasion it stops at the POST screen and offers to: start normally, last known safe settings, safe mode, etc. I have tried each of the options but then it just goes back to the POST screen. I suspect my graphics card has become faulty and this is causing the loadup issue. However, I have 2 in SLI mode and thought that I might just use 1 to regain a normal display. Despite trying both cards individually the problem remains. Could it still be a graphic card problem? If so, is it possible for both cards to become faulty at the same time? Any advice offered will be gratefully received. My MB is Asus M2N SLI Deluxe and I use my computer for gaming. |
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| | Re: DISPLAY MALFUNCTION "EvilTwin" <EvilTwin@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:BC6954C0-304A-456A-85D0-67D4A22CE815@xxxxxx Quote: > I have Windows XP Home Edition SP2. The display on my monitor became > pixelated and colour faded so I updated my driver, but to no avail. The > problem continued and now my computer will not load up. It tries but on > each > occasion it stops at the POST screen and offers to: start normally, last > known safe settings, safe mode, etc. I have tried each of the options but > then it just goes back to the POST screen. I suspect my graphics card has > become faulty and this is causing the loadup issue. However, I have 2 in > SLI > mode and thought that I might just use 1 to regain a normal display. > Despite > trying both cards individually the problem remains. Could it still be a > graphic card problem? If so, is it possible for both cards to become > faulty > at the same time? Any advice offered will be gratefully received. My MB is > Asus M2N SLI Deluxe and I use my computer for gaming. group. 1. You tried each of the two video cards individually, and updated drivers, but have you tried connecting to a different monitor? 2. IMO, it is very unlikely that both of your video cards at the same time. 3. From what you say, the computer will not boot at all, correct? You might try resetting CMOS to see if that helps. 4. If your computer still will not boot, it's time to consider main component hardware failure, such as memory PSU and motherboard. To get more help, consider Googling for computer troubleshooting forums. You'll find many good alternatives, including Asus forums here: http://vip.asus.com/forum/topic.aspx...Language=en-us If you want to pursue your problem from a software (OS) perspective, do this: As you appear to be using a web interface, start here to find an appropriate group: http://www.microsoft.com/communities...s/default.aspx Click the + beside English. then scroll down to Windows. In the Windows category, open the Windows XP category. Find a group there to post in. |
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