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Old 09-01-2006, 01:04 AM   #1 (permalink)
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the problem happened all of a sudden.The computer on restarting shows the windows logon screen but then becomes black and the monitor light flickers.
After a bit of research ,ifound the problem. I went to safe mode , uninstalled Nvidia graphics drivers and then restarted the computer.The computer started as normal and i could see the desktop and work on it. Now wnever i try to install graphics driver, the screen turns like DOS black screen with small "p" covering the whole screen.and after restartin gthe same Black screen problem.So got the problem but how to SOLVE IT.PLZ GUYS HELP....
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Old 09-01-2006, 12:59 PM   #2 (permalink)
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guys plz help. I am not able to play any games as the default frequency is very less (60 may be).Has anuone faced a problem like this ..
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There's an utility called NFR (google). Use it and then restart, then reinstall the drivers. Else, you may want to search, or ask your question, here:[ link ]
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How do you expect people to reply when you haven't given even the basic info like windows version - XP/2k/2k3 or the nvidia chipset card you have installed on your system?

Anyway, this is definitely a driver problem so download and install different versions until you find one that works. It's important that you properly uninstall the old driver before installing the new one. Good Luck!
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Old 09-01-2006, 01:23 PM   #5 (permalink)
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sorry for my mistake..

Intel 865 Original
p4-2.4 Ghz
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256+512 Mb DDR RAm
400W E-safe SMPS
Samsung 773s monitor..
Now can i expect some help..
WINDOWS XP +SP2

The main prob;em is that whever i try to install the drivers for card, the computer shows black screen with "P" covering the entire screen.Sometimes itt is "p" sometimes "=" or other thing.
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download NFR and run it .Found "nv4_disp.dll" in the system 32 folder and then deleted it using NFR.But after some time i found that the file was still ther.I manually deleted the file but could see the file again coming back to the folder automaticaly.What is going on ???.PLz help...
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U may try the updated drivers! or Let the windows search the drivers from the cd instead of u installing the drivers manually!
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hey guys ,,opened the cabinet .kept it open and then installed the drivers and finally the drivers got installed wihout any problem and then worked on it as usual .So was the problem with the overheating.Can anyone pinpoint the exact problem and its solution.
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It seems to me , a problem with over-heating of the CPU. Check if the fans in the cabinet are working properly. Also check the CPU temperature. You can also
install a software that monitors the PC's temperature.
Make sure the cabinet is not cluttered and make it a little
airy inside. Apply a thermal paste on the CPU to avoid
over-heating of the CPU. Also try running the Game at a lower resolution.
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What Cpu getting heated so quickly? and in winters?
I have fx 5200 256 mb graphics card but didnt show symptoms of overheating even in summers.
Anyway install a rear fan!
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hey guys ,,opened the cabinet .kept it open and then installed the drivers and finally the drivers got installed wihout any problem and then worked on it as usual .So was the problem with the overheating.Can anyone pinpoint the exact problem and its solution.
its unusual either there is problem with heatsink or processor or gpu fans or its the cabinet with improper ventilation.Also do check that u have authentic power supply.
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Old 11-01-2006, 02:06 PM   #12 (permalink)
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hey i have faced a problem like this many times!
i am not sure but its u r graphics card problem!
Disable overclocking!
first of all uninstall any grapic drivers u have in safe mode and then reboot.
get the latest drivers from here
http://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp
get in safe mode and install the drivers !
THERE MUST NOT BE ANY KIND OF ANTI-X TOOL RUNNING!
After installation let the PC reboot!
Then boot in safe mode!

And in case u are having overheating problems get another fan!
or contact u r technician!
Or use tools like fanspeed or Motherboard monitor!
Hope this solves u r problem!
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