Radeon 9600 Driver Installation Problem
I downloaded latest catalyst software and drivers from ATI page I also tried the oldest versions but I got an error " Setup was unable to complete installation. Try to setup your display adapter with a standart VGA driver before running
How to detect my vga driver at Linux
well it wont detect my vga driver, damnit…? so you need a better driver to see the better res yeah thats the issue funny how suse and kubuntu both got me higher resolutions than fedora sigh i took the entire computer apart james_:
Toshiba M200 Video Drivers For Vista
Remember Toshiba itself is not supporting the M200 with new drivers for Vista. When I installed Vista RTM on my M200 it wouldn’t detect the video card and would only install a generic VGA driver. I checked around and found these drivers
Easiest way to boot into Windows XP Safe Mode
-/BASEVIDEO - This option forces Windows XP to use the VGA driver for video instead of whatever enhanced driver is installed on the system. This switch is useful in troubleshooting video driver problems, as the VGA driver is extremely
Gaming Graphics help
Bios settings, looks Chinese to me so no changes there. Graphics are set to PCI and standard VGA memory is 1MB. Reinstalled windowXP, this time it did not load the intigrated video driver and asked for the ATI disk so I went from three
Ubuntu Upgrade Trounces Nvidia Video
(II) Setting vga for screen 0. (**) NVIDIA(0): Depth 24, (--) framebuffer bpp 32 The error says that the nvidia driver module isn't there. I was running kernel version 2.6.15-27 but my video driver was for version 2.6.15-26.
General Computer Problems :: RE: No desktop at startup
FYI, If your desktop disappears in regular Windows, but comes back in Safe Mode (with or without networking), it is almost always a corrupted video driver. To make sure that's the case, boot to the Safe Mode screen and choose the VGA
video driver problem
i have a video driver problem. i don't know what kind of video graphic i have, and also i don't have the video driver for it. in the Device manager, at "Display adatpers" section is a yellow circle on the "Standard VGA fraphic adapter"
Running Vista RC1 on a MacBook Pro
And if you *cough* delete the video driver thinking you’ll be able to get a better working solution you’ll end up with a 1024 resolution and a standard VGA driver as the driver that gets deleted is the Radeon WDDM driver that you need
Windows NT/2000/2003/XP :: RE: Installed SP2, now have no screen
The problem is that your video drivers are most likely not SP2 compatible. That's why safe mode works, safe mode uses a generic VGA MS driver, not the ones for your specific video card. Now, if you go to the Safe Mode boot screen by
vga+driver: vga+driver