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Disabling a Radeon Video driver in Win7 will not boot to the OS
Elsewhere I had a question about installing a PCIe video card to a failing
motherboard with onboard video.
Before shutting down, I disabled the installed driver at the Radeon entry.
Previous expectation was that the HD would boot to 640 base video until
a new driver could be installed.
What went wrong?
Is it possible to recover from this error from a CD or will I have to lose
the data?
Repair install stopped at the same place probably looking for video. I've tried everything I can think of including loading the HD on another machine, asking for Safe Mode and then would turn the driver back on. No good doing that either.
When it ran in trace mode loading Safe Mode options I did not save the
line at which it stopped.
This is in Win 7. Would a driver reinstall from the factory CD salvage my disk?
What would anyone else do if the "Disable" option were engaged?