I recently bought a 6200 for my computer but when I install the drivers from
the supplied CD, It Blue Screens.

When I download the drivers from the nVidia website, same thing, Blue
Screen.

Any Ideas?

Two things I would do, take the cover off the machine and make sure the GPU
is properly seated, press it in hard and do it again.

I would also try the native Vista driver form MS.

cheers

Daniel
"Hugh Fraser" wrote in message
...
I recently bought a 6200 for my computer but when I install the drivers
from the supplied CD, It Blue Screens.

When I download the drivers from the nVidia website, same thing, Blue
Screen.

Any Ideas?

"Hugh Fraser" wrote in message
...
I recently bought a 6200 for my computer but when I install the drivers
from the supplied CD, It Blue Screens.

When I download the drivers from the nVidia website, same thing, Blue
Screen.

Any Ideas?

Are you sure the drivers on the CD are for Vista? The 6200 is a pretty old
card. I agree that you should try the drivers available with Vista itself,
but first you'll need to remove the drivers you installed previously.

nVidia video driver package 169.25 covers all 6x, 7x, and 8x cards. The
6200 is specifically included. He only needs to ensure it is the current
driver installed.

"PvdG42" wrote in message
...
"Hugh Fraser" wrote in message
...
I recently bought a 6200 for my computer but when I install the drivers
from the supplied CD, It Blue Screens.

When I download the drivers from the nVidia website, same thing, Blue
Screen.

Any Ideas?

Are you sure the drivers on the CD are for Vista? The 6200 is a pretty old
card. I agree that you should try the drivers available with Vista itself,
but first you'll need to remove the drivers you installed previously.

On 14 Jan, 05:24, "Daniel" wrote:
Two things I would do, take the cover off the machine and make sure the GPU
is properly seated, press it in hard and do it again.

I would also try the native Vista driver form MS.

cheers

Daniel"Hugh Fraser" wrote in message

...



I recently bought a 6200 for my computer but when I install the drivers
from the supplied CD, It Blue Screens.

When I download the drivers from the nVidia website, same thing, Blue
Screen.

Any Ideas?- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Hi Daniel,
Not sure how to make sure the GPU is seated right, is it like making
sure a
CPU is seated right?

I have tried the windows update as well but BSOD galore, no luck what
so
ever.

Hugh

Remove and reinstall the card.

"H. Fraser" wrote in message
...
On 14 Jan, 05:24, "Daniel" wrote:
Two things I would do, take the cover off the machine and make sure the
GPU
is properly seated, press it in hard and do it again.

I would also try the native Vista driver form MS.

cheers

Daniel"Hugh Fraser" wrote in message

...



I recently bought a 6200 for my computer but when I install the drivers
from the supplied CD, It Blue Screens.

When I download the drivers from the nVidia website, same thing, Blue
Screen.

Any Ideas?- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Hi Daniel,
Not sure how to make sure the GPU is seated right, is it like making
sure a
CPU is seated right?

I have tried the windows update as well but BSOD galore, no luck what
so
ever.

Hugh

On 14 Jan, 16:26, "Colin Barnhorst" wrote:
Remove and reinstall the card.

"H. Fraser" wrote in message

...



On 14 Jan, 05:24, "Daniel" wrote:
Two things I would do, take the cover off the machine and make sure the
GPU
is properly seated, press it in hard and do it again.

I would also try the native Vista driver form MS.

cheers

Daniel"Hugh Fraser" wrote in message

...

I recently bought a 6200 for my computer but when I install the drivers
from the supplied CD, It Blue Screens.

When I download the drivers from the nVidia website, same thing, Blue
Screen.

Any Ideas?- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Hi Daniel,
Not sure how to make sure the GPU is seated right, is it like making
sure a
CPU is seated right?

I have tried the windows update as well but BSOD galore, no luck what
so
ever.

Hugh- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Hi Colin,
I have tried this. many times.
Hugh.

Does your computer have an on-board video adapter?

If so, have you gone into the BIOS to disable the on-board adapter?

Have you uninstalled previous video adapter drivers?

Have you tried to install the new drivers in Safe Mode?


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"Hugh Fraser" wrote in message
...
I recently bought a 6200 for my computer but when I install the drivers from
the supplied CD, It Blue Screens.

When I download the drivers from the nVidia website, same thing, Blue Screen.

Any Ideas?

I was simply responding to your question,
"Not sure how to make sure the GPU is seated right, is it like making sure a
CPU is seated right?"

"H. Fraser" wrote in message
...
On 14 Jan, 16:26, "Colin Barnhorst" wrote:
Remove and reinstall the card.

"H. Fraser" wrote in message

...



On 14 Jan, 05:24, "Daniel" wrote:
Two things I would do, take the cover off the machine and make sure
the
GPU
is properly seated, press it in hard and do it again.

I would also try the native Vista driver form MS.

cheers

Daniel"Hugh Fraser" wrote in message

...

I recently bought a 6200 for my computer but when I install the
drivers
from the supplied CD, It Blue Screens.

When I download the drivers from the nVidia website, same thing,
Blue
Screen.

Any Ideas?- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Hi Daniel,
Not sure how to make sure the GPU is seated right, is it like making
sure a
CPU is seated right?

I have tried the windows update as well but BSOD galore, no luck what
so
ever.

Hugh- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Hi Colin,
I have tried this. many times.
Hugh.

Hey everyone. NVIDIA has updated their site since this question has been
asked. Here is the direct link:
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/Scan.aspx?lang=en-us

Here NVIDIA will directly scan to see what download you need for your
computer for this product (6200 OC), and will then give you the option
to install the new driver.

Make sure you look to see that the address line starts with
"http://www.nvidia.com" when you click this link!

Good luck!

Colin Barnhorst;620007 Wrote:
I was simply responding to your question,
"Not sure how to make sure the GPU is seated right, is it like making
sure a
CPU is seated right?"

"H. Fraser" wrote in message
...
On 14 Jan, 16:26, "Colin Barnhorst" wrote:
Remove and reinstall the card.

"H. Fraser" wrote in message


...



On 14 Jan, 05:24, "Daniel" wrote:
Two things I would do, take the cover off the machine and make
sure
the
GPU
is properly seated, press it in hard and do it again.

I would also try the native Vista driver form MS.

cheers

Daniel"Hugh Fraser" wrote in message

...

I recently bought a 6200 for my computer but when I install the
drivers
from the supplied CD, It Blue Screens.

When I download the drivers from the nVidia website, same
thing,
Blue
Screen.

Any Ideas?- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Hi Daniel,
Not sure how to make sure the GPU is seated right, is it like
making
sure a
CPU is seated right?

I have tried the windows update as well but BSOD galore, no luck
what
so
ever.

Hugh- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Hi Colin,
I have tried this. many times.
Hugh.


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