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Folks,
Machine is a Abit KT7A-RAID (VIA KT133A chipset) with an Athlon 2ghz cpu.
ATI Radion 9700 graphics card, 750mb memory.
Machine has been working fine for ages. I turn it off for a couple of hours,
then turn it on again. The graphic peformance has changed. The resolution
is still 1280x1024 but screen redraws are abysmal.
I check Device manager and find it has no graphics card listed. I try to
re-install the ATI driver. The re-install fails with "Setup failed. Try to
install a standard VGA driver first"
I notice there is a yellow exclamation mark against the "VIA AGP to CPU
Controller" in the system deveices list. I imagine this is what the problem
is, althougn I am not sure.
I tried to install the latest VIA 4-in-1 drivers - this was apparently
successful - at least no errors were reported.
But the yellow excalmanation mark remains and the ATI driver still will not
install.
The Graphics card its self seems OK - at leat the fan is turning and I guess
the system woul not be useable at all if it had actually failed.
Any ideas?
TIA -Adam
Folks,
Machine is a Abit KT7A-RAID (VIA KT133A chipset) with an Athlon 2ghz cpu.
ATI Radion 9700 graphics card, 750mb memory.
Machine has been working fine for ages. I turn it off for a couple of hours,
then turn it on again. The graphic peformance has changed. The resolution
is still 1280x1024 but screen redraws are abysmal.
I check Device manager and find it has no graphics card listed. I try to
re-install the ATI driver. The re-install fails with "Setup failed. Try to
install a standard VGA driver first"
I notice there is a yellow exclamation mark against the "VIA AGP to CPU
Controller" in the system deveices list. I imagine this is what the problem
is, althougn I am not sure.
I tried to install the latest VIA 4-in-1 drivers - this was apparently
successful - at least no errors were reported.
But the yellow excalmanation mark remains and the ATI driver still will not
install.
The Graphics card its self seems OK - at leat the fan is turning and I guess
the system woul not be useable at all if it had actually failed.
Any ideas?
TIA -Adam