I think at the login screen, the driver is already loaded so I'm not completely sure what to tell you (if it's good or not.)
The blue screen is probably not a good sign.
Install the .inf manually again for the video driver, don't reboot. Then take a screen shot of the device manager showing the video card and upload here. You can use the Windows Snipping Tool. Type snip in the start menu search box to find it.
alright i did it. http://i37.tinypic.com/4j0385.jpg
when i rebooted it i checked to see what the problem was and it say it was from
C:/Users/Appdata/local/temp/wmplog00.sqm
or the wmplog01.sqm
then...
C:/WINDOWS/minidumb/then one of the files. i forget.
minidump**
and for the monitor; i wanted it to be plug and play.but it won't. cause i play counter-strike and i kinda need that.
The device manager looks good, as if the driver was accepted well.
Why don't you try playing Counter Strike now, without rebooting. Is it playing well?
That might be some malware you have. I also recommend a scan with MBAM found here. Update the definitions before you scan -
http://www.malwarebytes.org/mbam.php
After the scan, whether it found anything or not, delete everything in C:\Users\Appdata\local\temp
alright scanning in progress tell you how it goes.
and i havent tried.
Scan was clean deleted everything out of the folder, same thing happened.
Maybe your .inf is corrupted with something in it.
Nah. The .inf I made is same exact one from the Guru package, with the addition of a single line.
If the video driver is not working well, you could try this driver.
Catalyst 7.1 is Windows Vista 32-bit download from Guru3D.com
And if it won't install, find the .inf that it extracted. Add this line to it under the [ATI.Mfg.NTx86.6.0] section in notepad and save.
"ATI Radeon AIW 7500 AGP" = ati2mtag_RV600, PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_5157
Now try to install manually the same way you did before.
so i did that..but it said this card or something does not support this type of version
err the driver does not support this version of windows.
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