- Jun 22, 2002
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I'm running Win2K on an Athlon 1.2 / KT7-RAID / 512MB RAM
I just got a Gainward Geforce3 Ti 450 to replace a Geforce2, and I can't seem to install it completely.
Windows finds the new hardware, identifies it as a Geforce3 Ti 200 and tries to find drivers for it. It doesn't detect the drivers on the driver disk as suitable (accept for the 9xME drivers, which is ridiculous). It wants to use the drivers it finds in the windows directory, but of the choices it gives they either given an improper configuration or I get the infamous "Data Invalid" error at the end of driver installation. I checked the registry to see if permissions were enabled for the device and they are.
If I skip the new hardware installation and just try to install the latest detonators, the detonator installation goes just fine, reboot, and windows detects the card as new hardware again in VGA mode. Install the old card and it works just fine with the detonator installation.
This is driving me nuts - is the card possibly defective (it was purchased as used and working fine), is my Windows installation fubar, or what? Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.
I just got a Gainward Geforce3 Ti 450 to replace a Geforce2, and I can't seem to install it completely.
Windows finds the new hardware, identifies it as a Geforce3 Ti 200 and tries to find drivers for it. It doesn't detect the drivers on the driver disk as suitable (accept for the 9xME drivers, which is ridiculous). It wants to use the drivers it finds in the windows directory, but of the choices it gives they either given an improper configuration or I get the infamous "Data Invalid" error at the end of driver installation. I checked the registry to see if permissions were enabled for the device and they are.
If I skip the new hardware installation and just try to install the latest detonators, the detonator installation goes just fine, reboot, and windows detects the card as new hardware again in VGA mode. Install the old card and it works just fine with the detonator installation.
This is driving me nuts - is the card possibly defective (it was purchased as used and working fine), is my Windows installation fubar, or what? Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.