Tried To Install New Card, monitor not responding.

Have you tried another video card? Or even another monitor? If not, could be the motherboard especially if the video card is integrated into the motherboard.

hi there,
there are several factors we can considered on hanging up and black screen appearing,although common problem here is video card and connection,youve got a fine processor of 2.8ghs,1ghs ram,is great fine but your 64mb video card is real problem,also w/128mb vgc.try to install a 512 mb video card agp,the latest gaming on online internet give you problem w/your 64mb and 128mb,on line rpg gaming required a 1ghz ram,512mb video card and more or less of 3 ghz processor,have check the system requirement f gaming before you install.have a nice day,rate my fix,thank's a lot

upgrade to more RAM...you have 1gb that is not enough at all to run games and all other programs. 2GB minimum

Hi :)

When you updated your graphics card and ran CSCZ it tried to run the game from its previous setting and found they had changed. upon realizing this CSCZ may have changed its graphisc setup to your new graphics card which as you said is unsupported.

in this case all you can do is purchase a better graphics card than your old one that is on the supported graphics card list or you can re install your old graphics card. inorder to do this you would have to physically change the old graphics card back into your computer (which it sounds like youve done) and now when you run CSCZ it doesnt work? if this is the case you might have to reconfigure CSCZ to your old graphics card.

In order to do this:

it may be as as simple as checking the root file and finding a Config.exe or something to that extent that when you open it it has options on how to run the graphics for the game if this is the case change the settings and try again it should work)

It may be as thorough as un installing the game and re installing it when your old graphics card is in the tower (note this method might be tried by the new card aswell...)

NOTE make sure that if you installed your new graphics card that it has its driver installed or even try to go the manufacturers website and download a newer driver for it (if this isnt just out of the store)

GL

Brad

the disk you may have recieved could have been damadged upon store arrive but store didnt catch it try to take back to store the games have either 60-90day warrenty

get another hard disk and do a fresh install of xp then the drivers and the game see if its all ok

if it is then its your drivers get them out and replace them
with the latest from nvidia. or format and go again


hope this helps

The two cards(Gforce Nvidia card) might not be compatible for your motherboard because they're for heavy graphics like playing games, and *********** board is old that you;ve mentioned. including the message memory range unavailable. Try using your old card with the new monitor.

Do you have another video card to try? If so try it. But it sound like something is not seated correctly. Please respond back. Also do you have a built on video card for this board?

actually your computer is working on the onboard video adapter.

1. connect first the monitor to the onboard video card.( do not remove the connected geforce video card.)
2. switch on the computer and press "F2" on new model computer, "Delete" on old model computer.
so that you can enter to bios setup.
3. if bios setup is open; try to find the "AGP bridge configuration"
(some other bios AGP B C is in chipset) by arrow up,down,side left and right) enter.
4. Find " primary graphics adapter"
5. In there, select : If Video card is "pci" connected ; select "pci"
If Video card is "AGP" connected ; select "AGP"
6. press F10 to save and exit the setup.
7. after saving the configuration, disconnect power cord and transfer the monitor to the video card (Gforce). and then connect the ac power cord and then start. or switch on the computer.

Note: be sure to install the drivers of your GFORCE for optimum performance of the card.

hope this help.

Hi, I think you will need to run the Dell restore disk, install the orriginal drivers and use the dell system to bootup then load the drivers the ASUS drivers then close the system, install the new card and then bootup. on doing this there will be resident drivers for the new card and it should work fine, then delete the orriginal drivers.

Regards mistyman