9200SE agp Card

Try installing the drivers before you add the card!! Also make sure that your settings in the BIOS are correct for the card that you have (or set to 'auto' if not sure).

Hope this helps

here is the link where you can download the drivers for win 7
http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us

for agp motherboards, you have to install agp mobo drivers, before you install the actual video card drivers.

When the Computer is off install the AGP card and put it together next start the computer when it starts up hit Del key before it boots up go into bios go to devices and disable onboard video, then hit F10 say yes to save changes and reboot it will then detect the card and will ask for drivers for the card. Be sure you read the directions for the video card You may have to install the drivers first, since you did not mention the card brand names and what mother board you have. Asus has many mother boards.

if your pc wont display after the installation. the problem is centered on your video hardware. try to install the driver of your video hardware.or go to the bios setup menu then system performance down agp aperture increase the number if your using agp video cards it will help you.

http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/radeon-prer300-xp.aspx

here is where you get your drivers
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i need the driver for Asus AGP - V7100 ( VGA Card)

video driver issues

reset bios to default

For this card they recomment at leat a power supply rating of 450 watts. If you have lower than this then I would suggest upgrading the power supply. A 550 watt psu is reasonably priced and should give you plenty of power for future use. Hope this helps.

Hi Wayne, it's rule of thumb to always uninstall the old software from add/remove programs before installing the newer software drivers. The reason for this uninstall is so the two programs do not over-write files with the same name.
The ASUS P4S800-MX motherboard does have an onboard graphics card, (SiS Real256E). If you added another video card into the AGP slot & did not disable the onboard graphics, than you're AGP card will not run correctly. (I'm suprised it even loaded)!
Please read page 2-19 in you're motherboard manual to help fine tune the bios when using an AGP video card. Than go to page 2-21 & than set, Primary VGA bios to; [AGP,VGA Card]. Save & exit. The PC will restart.
Press & hold the power on button on the case. This will power off the system. Unplug the power cord from the power supply. Insert you're AGP card & make sure it is fully seated. Close the case & plug in the power cord. Boot up the system. Uninstall any other software you did install for the AGP card. Retsart the PC after uninstall is complete. Install the latest software you downloaded for the AGP card. Restart after install is complete.
Lastly, run windows update service & choose ustom, not express. Check for hardware & software updates. You're system should function much better & when you check the system properties you will find you have more system memory. This is because the onboard video used you're system memory to run.

Good luck Wayne!

Mike