Installing Driver for 7800GS

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donekyulli

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Hi!

I have the following problem:

I tried to install the forceware drivers for my Geforce 7800GS GFX Card. But I failed! Afer a successfully End of the installer from Nvidia an after a Reboot, my Log-in screnn was not readable and all of the graphics were broken. After a while Vista switched back to the Standard VGA Driver and gave me a clear sight. And the Device Manager told me that Vista has stopped the device with error number 43. Has someone an Idea how to solve this problem?

I ran out of ideas, becaucse I tried every forceware up to 181.20 an got the same results. I also played around with the BIOS of my 4Dual-VSTA Asrock Mainboard, but that didn't help. Under Windows XP SP3 the GFX Card works very well, so don't think that it is a hardware failure.

Please help me ... I want to use Vista ..

Thanks in Advance,

donkeyulli
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A reply to my own post:

Now I have thrown vista from my hard disk and switched back to linux.

Dear Microsoft, why can't you develop such a good os like linux?

Oh, dear ...

But Windows XP ist still OK.

donkeyulli
 

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donekyulli said:
A reply to my own post:

Now I have thrown vista from my hard disk and switched back to linux.

Dear Microsoft, why can't you develop such a good os like linux?

Oh, dear ...

But Windows XP ist still OK.

donkeyulli
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lmao, linux is basic, at best, it will never have the flexibility of an actual operating system that is functional, but i suppose everyone is entitled to their own views, thusly you have not gained any help from us because of your biased views.
 

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Hi this is my first post on the forums and I have the exact same problem as the original post. I have the exact same specs as the original post with the asrock motherboard. Which I think is maybe the problem because it has both an agp and pci-e slot. I am just trying to build a pc for my mum and dad out of old pc parts that I have so any help would be greatly appreciated.

thanks
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