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| Windows Vista Home Edition SP1 32Bit | A problem with your video hardware caused Windows to stop working correctly I keep getting the following error message in Vista Home Edition, 32Bit, SP1 - "A problem with your video hardware caused Windows to stop working correctly" Intel Quad Core Q6600 2 GIG RAM ATI Radeon HD2600 PCIe Creative XFi Music Edition Antec TruPower 650 Watt Power Supply Error occurs using Catalyst Driver Set 8.7 and 8.8. Did not occur after any particular driver update, seems to have occured in the middle somewhere. Reinstalling drivers from fresh does not correct issue. Using Dual Display, two LCD monitors. Over heating does not seem to be an issue with the GFX card as it is indicating temperatures within a normal range. Card is not overclocked via hardware or software. Any ideas or steps to take? I've read similar issues on this forum but most predated SP1 or the final release of Vista. Final Note - I've tried swapping cards to ATI Radeon HD3870 PCIe, problem persists with new card even after a driver reinstall. |
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| | Re: A problem with your video hardware caused Windows to stop workingcorrectly Cyberwolf wrote: Quote: > I keep getting the following error message in Vista Home Edition, 32Bit, > SP1 - > > "*A problem with your video hardware* caused Windows to stop working > correctly" > > Intel Quad Core Q6600 > 2 GIG RAM > ATI Radeon HD2600 PCIe > Creative XFi Music Edition > Antec TruPower 650 Watt Power Supply > > Error occurs using Catalyst Driver Set 8.7 and 8.8. Did not occur after > any particular driver update, seems to have occured in the middle > somewhere. Reinstalling drivers from fresh does not correct issue. > > Using Dual Display, two LCD monitors. Over heating does not seem to be > an issue with the GFX card as it is indicating temperatures within a > normal range. Card is not overclocked via hardware or software. > > Any ideas or steps to take? I've read similar issues on this forum but > most predated SP1 or the final release of Vista. > > Final Note - I've tried swapping cards to ATI Radeon HD3870 PCIe, > problem persists with new card even after a driver reinstall. > > uninstalling the video completely and reinstalling the (implied) 8.6 driver set? What happens with the currently installed driver if you back down on enhancement settings or use default settings? Q |
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