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Graphics card not being recognised
The problem seems to have been sorted. I reinstalled the factory settings (xp home) and searched for the sisagp.sys file. Again there was a sisagp folder but it was empty HOWEVER there was a sisagp.sys file in the drivers folder. I re-installed xp pro and when prompted to find sisagp.sys I...- jay12345
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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Graphics card not being recognised
I don't have a cd that came with the motherboard which is a Columbia 2??? I think I have found the appropriate download on the manufacturers website: http://www.packardbell.co.uk/support/node201.asp Is this what I should download and install?- jay12345
- Post #8
- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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Graphics card not being recognised
Hi I downloaded the latest driver from www.nvidia.com, it seemed to install fine but after restarting it was exactly the same as before. In the Display/Settings/Advanced/Adapter it says the adapter type is vgasave rather than NVIDIA GeForce4 MX 440. I'm confused as everything works fine in...- jay12345
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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Graphics card not being recognised
I have recently upgraded from XP Home to XP Pro, whilst it was installing I was prompted to locate the file 'SISAGP.SYS'. I found a SYSAGP folder but it was empty so I canceled and the instalation process continued. After instalation everything seemed fine with XP Pro apart from the display...- jay12345
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
