[ampflex]

Hey guys, I have just recovered this computer from a major problem (wouldn't reboot, windows wouldn't install and lost all my files etc). Now I have a fresh version of Windows XP Home installed.

Heres where the problem is, when I start up I get a message saying something like my graphics card nvidia geforce fx 5800 is not receiving sufficient power to run at its full potential. This started happening when I was catching up on updates from the windows update website and came across my gfx card driver, it also said that it was recommended I download it as windows had not installed the card yet.

I don't know why its giving me the message, everything is the same as it was before my computer had the major crash (no hardware changes).

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Did you install all the new drivers? I had a similar problem the my RIVA TNT2 card.

Go to the nVIDIA site and download the latest drivers for your graphic card.

Then try to go on Control Panel > Install New Hardware.

Try to re-install the card.

Don't know if thats what you were asking.

Hope it helps though...




- Maverick

[MaverickSidewinder]

Did you install all the new drivers? I had a similar problem the my RIVA TNT2 card.

Go to the nVIDIA site and download the latest drivers for your graphic card.

Then try to go on Control Panel > Install New Hardware.

Try to re-install the card.

Don't know if thats what you were asking.

Hope it helps though...




- Maverick

[ampflex]

Cant seem to find the drivers on the website, I have gone through some menus and came across this "forceware" software. Ill download it and see what happens.