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| | Display Problem I currently installed vista on my computer. I have an Asus MB M2N32-SLI Premium, Athlom 64 X2 6000, GeForce 5900 GT. When installing nvidias lates driver my screens to the "snow" or static no display visable. I can boot into safe mode and uninstall the drivers. I have the forceware 101.41 installed currently and it works, however the logon screen is still showing the green snow. Any suggestions? |
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| | Re: Display Problem CCopeland wrote: Quote: > I currently installed vista on my computer. I have an Asus MB M2N32-SLI > Premium, Athlom 64 X2 6000, GeForce 5900 GT. > > When installing nvidias lates driver my screens to the "snow" or static no > display visable. I can boot into safe mode and uninstall the drivers. I have > the forceware 101.41 installed currently and it works, however the logon > screen is still showing the green snow. Any suggestions? Sheesh, not sure if the snow is relevant to the actual card driver since the boot up display may not have gotten round to loading it properly. Can you get into the BIOS and see if there's a setting for which display to start with, there's usually a couple of options like AGP / PCI etc. I assume you have a PCIexpress card since it's an SLI motherboard. I have one of these but it runs XP so not much comparison. The card is different too so not much there to compare either ![]() Are you running 64 bit or 32 bit Vista by the way? What I would try is... Go to the ASUS web site and download any drivers they have for all parts of that motherboard, if there are newer ones than yours remove the NVIDIA driver and install the ASUS package. There may be NVidia drivers for other parts of that MB too so look there also. Then check to make sure all references to the video driver are gone, get the new package again and reboot making sure you stop anything like Norton and other "Security" software from running at startup before you reboot. Nothing "Should" interfere but can't be too careful. Then reinstall the driver package after it restarts and before doing anything else. Obviously if you think of anything else that might be relevant before you do this ask first because installing those MB drivers etc might cause trouble, not that I think it will but again better be safe than sorry and there's always a chance. You may have to go back to an older driver, or wait for an update (Sigh) but you could also look here |
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| | Re: Display Problem Does the monitor cable plug in at the monitor end or is it wired in directly? If it plugs in then try another cable. It sounds as though the cable is faulty. If it is wired in, then you might be looking at a new monitor. "Charlie Tame" wrote: Quote: > CCopeland wrote: Quote: > > I currently installed vista on my computer. I have an Asus MB M2N32-SLI > > Premium, Athlom 64 X2 6000, GeForce 5900 GT. > > > > When installing nvidias lates driver my screens to the "snow" or static no > > display visable. I can boot into safe mode and uninstall the drivers. I have > > the forceware 101.41 installed currently and it works, however the logon > > screen is still showing the green snow. Any suggestions? > > Sheesh, not sure if the snow is relevant to the actual card driver since > the boot up display may not have gotten round to loading it properly. > Can you get into the BIOS and see if there's a setting for which display > to start with, there's usually a couple of options like AGP / PCI etc. I > assume you have a PCIexpress card since it's an SLI motherboard. I have > one of these but it runs XP so not much comparison. The card is > different too so not much there to compare either ![]() > > Are you running 64 bit or 32 bit Vista by the way? > > What I would try is... > > Go to the ASUS web site and download any drivers they have for all parts > of that motherboard, if there are newer ones than yours remove the > NVIDIA driver and install the ASUS package. There may be NVidia drivers > for other parts of that MB too so look there also. > > Then check to make sure all references to the video driver are gone, get > the new package again and reboot making sure you stop anything like > Norton and other "Security" software from running at startup before you > reboot. Nothing "Should" interfere but can't be too careful. > > > Then reinstall the driver package after it restarts and before doing > anything else. > > Obviously if you think of anything else that might be relevant before > you do this ask first because installing those MB drivers etc might > cause trouble, not that I think it will but again better be safe than > sorry and there's always a chance. > > You may have to go back to an older driver, or wait for an update (Sigh) > but you could also look here >> |
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| | Re: Display Problem I do have all the latest motherboard drivers installed. I am running Dual monitors and have unplugged both and tried them one at time, still same problem. With older drivers I am now just getting the "snow" at the logon screen or when I am running a full screen applicaion in one monitor the othere is "snow". "Dwarf" wrote: Quote: > Does the monitor cable plug in at the monitor end or is it wired in directly? > If it plugs in then try another cable. It sounds as though the cable is > faulty. If it is wired in, then you might be looking at a new monitor. > > "Charlie Tame" wrote: > Quote: > > CCopeland wrote: Quote: > > > I currently installed vista on my computer. I have an Asus MB M2N32-SLI > > > Premium, Athlom 64 X2 6000, GeForce 5900 GT. > > > > > > When installing nvidias lates driver my screens to the "snow" or static no > > > display visable. I can boot into safe mode and uninstall the drivers. I have > > > the forceware 101.41 installed currently and it works, however the logon > > > screen is still showing the green snow. Any suggestions? > > > > Sheesh, not sure if the snow is relevant to the actual card driver since > > the boot up display may not have gotten round to loading it properly. > > Can you get into the BIOS and see if there's a setting for which display > > to start with, there's usually a couple of options like AGP / PCI etc. I > > assume you have a PCIexpress card since it's an SLI motherboard. I have > > one of these but it runs XP so not much comparison. The card is > > different too so not much there to compare either ![]() > > > > Are you running 64 bit or 32 bit Vista by the way? > > > > What I would try is... > > > > Go to the ASUS web site and download any drivers they have for all parts > > of that motherboard, if there are newer ones than yours remove the > > NVIDIA driver and install the ASUS package. There may be NVidia drivers > > for other parts of that MB too so look there also. > > > > Then check to make sure all references to the video driver are gone, get > > the new package again and reboot making sure you stop anything like > > Norton and other "Security" software from running at startup before you > > reboot. Nothing "Should" interfere but can't be too careful. > > > > > > Then reinstall the driver package after it restarts and before doing > > anything else. > > > > Obviously if you think of anything else that might be relevant before > > you do this ask first because installing those MB drivers etc might > > cause trouble, not that I think it will but again better be safe than > > sorry and there's always a chance. > > > > You may have to go back to an older driver, or wait for an update (Sigh) > > but you could also look here > >> > |
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| | Re: Display Problem Try booting into safe mode. -- Paul "CCopeland" wrote: Quote: > I do have all the latest motherboard drivers installed. I am running Dual > monitors and have unplugged both and tried them one at time, still same > problem. With older drivers I am now just getting the "snow" at the logon > screen or when I am running a full screen applicaion in one monitor the > othere is "snow". > > "Dwarf" wrote: > Quote: > > Does the monitor cable plug in at the monitor end or is it wired in directly? > > If it plugs in then try another cable. It sounds as though the cable is > > faulty. If it is wired in, then you might be looking at a new monitor. > > > > "Charlie Tame" wrote: > > Quote: > > > CCopeland wrote: > > > > I currently installed vista on my computer. I have an Asus MB M2N32-SLI > > > > Premium, Athlom 64 X2 6000, GeForce 5900 GT. > > > > > > > > When installing nvidias lates driver my screens to the "snow" or static no > > > > display visable. I can boot into safe mode and uninstall the drivers. I have > > > > the forceware 101.41 installed currently and it works, however the logon > > > > screen is still showing the green snow. Any suggestions? > > > > > > > > > Sheesh, not sure if the snow is relevant to the actual card driver since > > > the boot up display may not have gotten round to loading it properly. > > > Can you get into the BIOS and see if there's a setting for which display > > > to start with, there's usually a couple of options like AGP / PCI etc. I > > > assume you have a PCIexpress card since it's an SLI motherboard. I have > > > one of these but it runs XP so not much comparison. The card is > > > different too so not much there to compare either ![]() > > > > > > Are you running 64 bit or 32 bit Vista by the way? > > > > > > What I would try is... > > > > > > Go to the ASUS web site and download any drivers they have for all parts > > > of that motherboard, if there are newer ones than yours remove the > > > NVIDIA driver and install the ASUS package. There may be NVidia drivers > > > for other parts of that MB too so look there also. > > > > > > Then check to make sure all references to the video driver are gone, get > > > the new package again and reboot making sure you stop anything like > > > Norton and other "Security" software from running at startup before you > > > reboot. Nothing "Should" interfere but can't be too careful. > > > > > > > > > Then reinstall the driver package after it restarts and before doing > > > anything else. > > > > > > Obviously if you think of anything else that might be relevant before > > > you do this ask first because installing those MB drivers etc might > > > cause trouble, not that I think it will but again better be safe than > > > sorry and there's always a chance. > > > > > > You may have to go back to an older driver, or wait for an update (Sigh) > > > but you could also look here > > > > > > > http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?s...0&#entry251727 > > > |
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| | Re: Display Problem Right in safe mode I can install older driver that work 90% of the time. I still have "snow" at the green Welcome, loding/logon screen and will load into the desktop fine. Just looking for a fix for the smaller issue. "PaulB" wrote: Quote: > Try booting into safe mode. > -- > Paul > > > "CCopeland" wrote: > Quote: > > I do have all the latest motherboard drivers installed. I am running Dual > > monitors and have unplugged both and tried them one at time, still same > > problem. With older drivers I am now just getting the "snow" at the logon > > screen or when I am running a full screen applicaion in one monitor the > > othere is "snow". > > > > "Dwarf" wrote: > > Quote: > > > Does the monitor cable plug in at the monitor end or is it wired in directly? > > > If it plugs in then try another cable. It sounds as though the cable is > > > faulty. If it is wired in, then you might be looking at a new monitor. > > > > > > "Charlie Tame" wrote: > > > > > > > CCopeland wrote: > > > > > I currently installed vista on my computer. I have an Asus MB M2N32-SLI > > > > > Premium, Athlom 64 X2 6000, GeForce 5900 GT. > > > > > > > > > > When installing nvidias lates driver my screens to the "snow" or static no > > > > > display visable. I can boot into safe mode and uninstall the drivers. I have > > > > > the forceware 101.41 installed currently and it works, however the logon > > > > > screen is still showing the green snow. Any suggestions? > > > > > > > > > > > > Sheesh, not sure if the snow is relevant to the actual card driver since > > > > the boot up display may not have gotten round to loading it properly. > > > > Can you get into the BIOS and see if there's a setting for which display > > > > to start with, there's usually a couple of options like AGP / PCI etc. I > > > > assume you have a PCIexpress card since it's an SLI motherboard. I have > > > > one of these but it runs XP so not much comparison. The card is > > > > different too so not much there to compare either ![]() > > > > > > > > Are you running 64 bit or 32 bit Vista by the way? > > > > > > > > What I would try is... > > > > > > > > Go to the ASUS web site and download any drivers they have for all parts > > > > of that motherboard, if there are newer ones than yours remove the > > > > NVIDIA driver and install the ASUS package. There may be NVidia drivers > > > > for other parts of that MB too so look there also. > > > > > > > > Then check to make sure all references to the video driver are gone, get > > > > the new package again and reboot making sure you stop anything like > > > > Norton and other "Security" software from running at startup before you > > > > reboot. Nothing "Should" interfere but can't be too careful. > > > > > > > > > > > > Then reinstall the driver package after it restarts and before doing > > > > anything else. > > > > > > > > Obviously if you think of anything else that might be relevant before > > > > you do this ask first because installing those MB drivers etc might > > > > cause trouble, not that I think it will but again better be safe than > > > > sorry and there's always a chance. > > > > > > > > You may have to go back to an older driver, or wait for an update (Sigh) > > > > but you could also look here > > > > > > > > > http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?s...0&#entry251727 > > > > |
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