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XyZspineZyX
06-16-2003, 05:53 PM
OK see, I am having the GPF problem like 99% of other GeForce 2 Mx/Mx 400 useres.... Anyhow, I tried to update my drivers and I get them downloaded, and everytime at the installation it askes if I wan t continue cause the installation is not a "Logo" of windows. Anyway If I hit yes I wan to continue the install freezes, if I hit no, it keeps going but it never accually installs... My driver dat as of now is 5.01.2001.124... PLEASE ANYONE help me, I will be enternally grateful! Thanks!!
XyZspineZyX
06-16-2003, 05:53 PM
OK see, I am having the GPF problem like 99% of other GeForce 2 Mx/Mx 400 useres.... Anyhow, I tried to update my drivers and I get them downloaded, and everytime at the installation it askes if I wan t continue cause the installation is not a "Logo" of windows. Anyway If I hit yes I wan to continue the install freezes, if I hit no, it keeps going but it never accually installs... My driver dat as of now is 5.01.2001.124... PLEASE ANYONE help me, I will be enternally grateful! Thanks!!
XyZspineZyX
06-16-2003, 05:54 PM
Ohh yea, and I have tried contacting Nvidia but I can never find there email address!!
XyZspineZyX
07-03-2003, 12:43 AM
your cpu sucks buy a new one
XyZspineZyX
07-03-2003, 02:58 PM
Hmm... Not really but that is nice to kno... That you for your comment... While your at is, go f=ck yourself! Have a good day!
XyZspineZyX
07-13-2003, 06:14 AM
try redownloading the drivers or go to GURU3D.COM and download from thier mirror. theres many other newer drivers you could try too but i would recommend finding the 44.03 drivers.
XyZspineZyX
07-19-2003, 05:32 PM
msw1090inny wrote:
- OK see, I am having the GPF problem like 99% of
- other GeForce 2 Mx/Mx 400 useres.... Anyhow, I tried
- to update my drivers and I get them downloaded, and
- everytime at the installation it askes if I wan t
- continue cause the installation is not a "Logo" of
- windows. Anyway If I hit yes I wan to continue the
- install freezes, if I hit no, it keeps going but it
- never accually installs... My driver dat as of now
- is 5.01.2001.124... PLEASE ANYONE help me, I will be
- enternally grateful! Thanks!!
-
-

Ok, Mr. Eternally grateful, post your computer specs. For all we know, you have a Commodore 64 and just stuffed a video card into your computer.

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My Specs::

Pentium 4 @ 1.8 gigahertz
512MB RAM
Sound Blaster Live
GeForce 2 MX440 64MB DDR(It's better than you think)
Windows XP Home Edition
DirectX 8.1 (9.0 is yucky for XP)

I shot the sheriff....
XyZspineZyX
08-21-2003, 07:49 PM
wow Mr. Turdd, you are very very rude to people. How are you ever going to get along in this world? I wonder if you talk to your mother with that mouth.
XyZspineZyX
09-06-2003, 05:32 AM
By college, I've gotten along just fine... I really, REALLY don't care if you think I'm rude... now stop badgering me, ya sneaky spammer.

BTW, I love my mother much, and I talk to her dearly.

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Dangher
03-18-2004, 04:43 AM
Right.

First - don't be too hard on the kiddies. They like posting by the looks of it, and they don't seem to care whether they are helpful or not just as long as they can cram as many posts into one forum as possible. You cannot ask much from a 12-14 year old who thinks he is a computer genius just because he can tell everyone he meets to check their drivers.

Second - to durdd, you should actually READ the question before posting your regular answer (you seem to know only that one by the looks of it). And to help someone with installation problems you DON'T need to know the computer specs.

Third - special_op_ - no comment...

At last we come to the problem at hand.

From my experience things like that occur when you have a broken install file. Check the driver version - is it meant for your OS or not. Try redownloading the driver, but place it somewhere in a different location (could be that you may have bad sectors on the disk). Don't stick to the same driver. Try downloading at least two other versions of it (newer ones should do it). Make sure that there is ABSOLUTELY no trace of the old drivers left on your system. Check the net for driver removing utils (can't recall the name at the moment). If that doesn't help, a good idea would be to do a clean install of Windows with all the new (read: newly downloaded) drivers and software. Usually works like a charm.