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  1. #16
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    That is bizarre. And it's definitely Vista 32-bit?

    You can try the old drivers from the Gateway site, but they are 3 years old.

    VGA Driver NVIDIA 169.02 57.4 MB 07/26/2010
    http://global-download.gateway.com/G...TEWAY&SC=PA_6G

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    yes, it's 32-bit. bought in spring of 2009. and i agree it is bizarre (especially having nvidia check my card for an appropriate driver). i'll follow your gateway link and try there as a last resort this weekend. if it doesn't work i'm not going to worry about it since this is my home "backup" pc. maybe i'll revisit this at a later time.

    thanks again, midknyte and train!

    you may not remember but i was the one posting in the xp forum a few weeks ago about the "missing or corrupted hal.dll" problem on my work pc's boot-up. it had symantec's go-back installed (http://discussions.virtualdr.com/sho...rupted-hal-dll). you or train pointed out to me that xp will be unsupported come next spring. this particular pc came with both windows xp AND windows 7 installation discs.

    so, i'm going to do a fresh install of 7 on it next week and try the xp mode. there are two legacy qbasic systems that we need to retain.

    so you MAY be seeing me in the windows 7 forum then.

    thanks again. you all are the best!

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    Good luck and yes, we well remember the go-back mess. <shudder>

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    Quote Originally Posted by Midknyte View Post
    That is bizarre. And it's definitely Vista 32-bit?

    ...

    VGA Driver NVIDIA 169.02 57.4 MB 07/26/2010
    http://global-download.gateway.com/G...TEWAY&SC=PA_6G
    i tried this but in vain.

    i was getting the following error message as the complaint from windows: "display driver nvlddmkm stopped responding and has successfully recovered". i'd get it two or three times and then the solid color screen. i googled the message and some say it's an overheating graphics card.

    in any case, it's in the closed as a backup pc now. if i get truly bored i'll drag it out and revisit this.

    again, thanks for all the time and effort here. i'll see you on the windows 7 forum this week.

    *waves"

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