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Win-XP vs ATI RADEON 8500 (W'ont Install)

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gilbertdube

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Mar 22, 2002
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PIII-1Ghz 768Megs Ram - Gigabyte GA-6VXC7-4X-P
WIN XP (HOME)
WIN XP ALWAYS KEEP VgaSave AS A VIDEO DRIVER
I TRY EVERYTHING
SAME CARD IN SAME MACHINE (MY SON) BUT WITH WIN98 WORK FINE

TALK WITH ATI (1 HOURS) - NO GO

INSTALL ALL THE PATCHES FROM MICROSOFT - NO GO

UPDATE BIOS - NO GO

SEEM XP IS THE PROBLEMS

ANY HELP
 
ALREADY TRY THAT WITH ATI PERSONNEL

WE EVEN TRY INSTALLING OLDER DRIVER - NO GO

I TRY REINSTALL XP (UPGRADE) - NO GO

THANKS FOR THE TIP - I AM STILL IN PROBLEM

ANY OTHERS IDEA

 
I'm having the same agony. I can't get the Radeon 8500 DV to install in WinXP Home. I have an HP 8575C with on-board video. I've disabled that Riva TNT in BIOS without success. The people at ATI suggested disabling the Radeion DVI via the dip switch on the board. I haven't tried that yet. If you do and you're successful, please post the response.
 
Here is how I fixed this problem. Booting into Safe Mode, and then removed the AGP bus in device manager/system. Then rebooted into regular mode and noticed it was missing a file for the AGP bus driver. So I reinstalled the VIA 4-in-1 drivers. (Since I have a VIA chipset). Now it works fine. Hope this helps.

-Chris
 
Thanks to Chris !
I had the same problem with a Nvidia Geforce 2 video card, and the common stuff was the VIA chipset.
I've reinstalled VIA 4 in 1 driver and it works fine now !
Yes this tips helps !

Thanks,

Seb
 
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