[mlwjackson]

I had to do a repair install to try to fix a problem with a realtively new system (AMD x2 +5000, MSI K9NBPM2-FID, 2GB Corsair RAM all other components integrated). Upon booting I get the new hardware found dialogue saying that it has found "NVIDIA nForce 430/410 Serial ATA Controller". A minute or two later I get a dialogue box that says that the software that is attempting to install hs not passed windows logo testing. I tell it to go ahead anyway. Then I get the message to insert the CD labeled SRCDATA (which does not exist) then it asks to be directed to the file nvatabus.sys. I cannot find that file anyplace.

The machine appears to be working properly except for an extended time between the time the background appears and the desktop appears (which I attribute to the "hardware found process" going on in the background). There are no yellow question marks or exclaimation marks when I check device manager. What is going on? Even if it is functioning properly this will drive me crazy every time I bootup. What do I need to do to fix this.

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Well you could go to the Nvidia website and download the latest drivers and install those.... that should solve your problem... or if you got a driver disk you could try loading off of that.

[shard92]

Well you could go to the Nvidia website and download the latest drivers and install those.... that should solve your problem... or if you got a driver disk you could try loading off of that.

[mlwjackson]

I have tried to let the system located the file on the driver/utility disc that came with the mobo but it fails to do so. What I have noticed is that when I insert the disc it behaves somewhat differently that when I inserted it during the most recent repair process. I wonder if the problem is because the system will not automatically replace an incorrectly installed driver with the proper driver from the disc.

I went through the repair process when I built the system because the original mobo died. The installation was flawless that time.

[shard92]

Well you could go to the Nvidia website and download the latest drivers and install those.... that should solve your problem... or if you got a driver disk you could try loading off of that.

well as I said try the website....