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pokeme5x

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My friend recently purchased a 6600 GT PCI-E model using a Gigabyte 915G motherboard with integrated Intel graphics chip... the power cables are all connected and when he attempts to boot into Windows after the splash screen he gets a BSOD and a instant reboot. I tried to disable the onboard graphics adapter as when the graphics card is not used everything boots fine, but I found no option to turn off only to reduce the amount of memory it uses (min 1mb.) I tried to locate the memory dump in the Minidump folder in Windows without any luck. I looked in the manual and he called tech support with no luck...

Thank you
 
Sometimes when you do a major hardware replacement/upgrade it is best to do a freash install. Also see if you can press F8 during boot and go to safe mode remove old drivers and install new drivers etc.
 
0x0000076 (0xf894c524 , 0x0000034)

My friend got me these error codes

and ops its a Gigabyte GA-8I915G Pro
 
Originally posted by: pokeme5x
0x0000076 (0xf894c524 , 0x0000034)

My friend got me these error codes

and ops its a Gigabyte GA-8I915G Pro
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STOP 76 is typically a driver issue. Can you boot in safe mode successfully with the new card installed?
 
Originally posted by: pokeme5x
My friend recently purchased a 6600 GT PCI-E model using a Gigabyte 915G motherboard with integrated Intel graphics chip... the power cables are all connected and when he attempts to boot into Windows after the splash screen he gets a BSOD and a instant reboot. I tried to disable the onboard graphics adapter as when the graphics card is not used everything boots fine, but I found no option to turn off only to reduce the amount of memory it uses (min 1mb.) I tried to locate the memory dump in the Minidump folder in Windows without any luck. I looked in the manual and he called tech support with no luck...

Thank you
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Intel's built-in graphics cards are immediately disabled if you put something in the AGP/PCI-E slots.
 
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