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gonzo1970

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I am hoping someone can help me the problem is as follows
Try booting up windows xp wont boot at all getting message ati2dvag begining dump of physical memory cant start in safe mode either because f8 wont work when i press it during boot up i also am running unbuntu along side xp and can usually get a little further along boot up with this but then screen freezes after a while cursor moves but key presses do nothing.
Many thanks
ps am a fairly newbie
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gonzo1970

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have just managed to get it booted in vga mode on xp will let you know how it goes
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right was in vga mode and all was fine so i decided to put the screen resolution back to normal and it crashed
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It is a bug.

Boot into any mode you can, uninstall all ATI related driver.

I assume you might not have connection, thus, using another PC/Laptop, download the latest driver for your graphic card and transfer into your PC. Install it and reboot to normal mode.
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@Jr0x

The newest driver is not always the best choice for stability. The OP should try the newest driver and if it acts up, they should revert to an earlier version.
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Yeah, latest driver doesn't mean the good one.

But shall have them to try out the latest one first and see the result.
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