Conflict devices... Strange and hard trouble

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  1. Angro
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    Conflict devices... Strange and hard trouble


    Ok, let's start!
    The problem-conflict in my computer. When i am was on XP all works fine. I have mobo ASUS M2A-VM with onboard AMD Chipset on it (AMD 690G) In BIOS all settings are correct, main display adapter device is PCIe, like it should be. This is very strange, because i heard many fairytales words about Windows Update, that that thing works like a charm and so on... That this thing is automatically downloading drivers and so on. But my VGA is not rare, ASUS EN8600 GT Silent. I was shocked when saw, that my device detected as VgaSave. Really need help. Some screenshots u can see in attachments
    And big sorries for mistakes, I am Russian, so...
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  3. Legacy
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    Hey buddy.

    You need to update your chipset drivers and motherboard bios and you will be happy in Russia!

    After updating bios, disable all unused ports like serial, parallel, floppy, com etc...

    http://usa.asus.com/product.aspx?P_I...ntent=download
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  4. Angro
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    I was in fear of this...
    The updating of BIOS is terrible or pretty and fluffy?
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  6. Legacy
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    It's easy but first try only updating your chipset drivers. That may do the trick alone, although latest bios is always best.

    The page I linked to should have instructions in the bios utilities section, along with the latest bios in bios section too.
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  7. Angro
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    Legacy said:
    It's easy but first try only updating your chipset drivers. That may do the trick alone, although latest bios is always best.

    The page I linked to should have instructions in the bios utilities section, along with the latest bios in bios section too.
    I've tried to update the chipset drivers. Unfortunately, nothing happens.
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    OMG, i need a floppy drive to update bios?
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  8. Legacy
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    Angro said:
    I've tried to update the chipset drivers. Unfortunately, nothing happens.
    Ya, then the bios update will fix that for you, along with disabling things as I've said.
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  10. Angro
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    OMG, i really need a floppy drive to update bios?
    The problem is that i don't have this...
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  11. Legacy
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    They might have Winflash to update from Windows. If you use that, close all software not needed for Windows to run, first. This included 3rd party firewall and antivirus.

    If not, you can make a bootable cd with dos on it. Then you can update from there if you put latest bios and dos updater software on it as well while burning.
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  12. Angro
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    Guys, listen to my story. And remember, that Winflash is evil!
    I've downloaded last update for bios and tried to install it trough the Winflash. The install was ok, but when i rebooted my machine i saw NOTHING. Only the black screen. I've almost get sh**ted...
    That's very good, that ASUS put little more programs than only BIOS for dumb people like me. This recovery program ask me my motherboard CD. My shaking hand put it into drive... The flashing of BIOS from backup firmware was complete succesfully and i had take a deep breath... Never use the winflash.
    It was a hard day. Tomorrow I'll update the BIOS from the DOS like it should be and will post in this thread. I am going to sleep. Bye
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  13. Angro
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    GREAT THANKS!!
    All works like a charm!
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