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Nvidia graphics driver bug
The nVidia graphics driver (96.86) distributed with Vista 32 RTM works
properly on my system. The driver released yesterday (97.46) as well as the "RC2" driver (96.85) which was on nVidia's web site until yesterday both fail when I resume from monitor "power-down." The power to the monitor is restored, but the screen shows nothing but a light blue color with thin white diagonal lines. It's impossible to recover from this condition and a reboot is required. CTRL-ALT-DEL changes the color to light green. This problem is recorded in the system log with five instances of this error message: "IRQARB: ACPI BIOS does not contain an IRQ for the device in PCI slot 22, function 0. Please contact your system vendor for technical assistance" Each instance lists a different PCI slot. Hardwa ASUS A32SLI-Deluxe motherboard, XFX 7900GT graphics card, AMD 4800+ dual core 64-bit processor. I have installed the latest BIOS (1303). I've had no trouble with XP or Linux, both 32 and 64-bit versions. I'll appreciate any help - and if anyone has a direct pipeline to Microsoft or nVidia I'd appreciate having this bug passed on. I reported it to Microsoft verbally about ten days ago, but the report seems to have gone to the bit bucket in the sky. Thanks to all. formerprof |