Re: No video

I guess I misunderstood some of that earlier, sorry. Does the manufacturer have any newer updates than what you have on the driver CD?

With all of the issues you've had, and if there are no cutting-edge updates from the manufacturer, then your easiest solution does indeed seem to be to purchase and install a known-compatible video card.

On 12/19/2011 1:00 PM, pctech-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

date: Mon, 19 Dec 2011 12:38:21 -0500
from:daparnin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
subject: Re: [PCTECH] No video

> Hmm...so it sounds like a Windows Update broke the manfacturer-supplied
> driver, if I understand correctly. I'd probably go with my prior
> suggestion to install the available updates individually (or in small
> sets) to see which one triggers the failure. Then remove that one and
> exclude it from future update suggestions.

This happened even before I loaded the first Windows update. It happened
when I first loaded the drivers that came with the motherboard. I loaded
them all at once, rebooted, and that's when it first happened. I reverted
to before the install, installed them one at a time and rebooted.
Everything was good until I ran Windows Update and then it happened again.
I reverted and things were OK for awhile and then it quit on its own
without installing anything.