No Monitor Signal With Nvidia 6200SE TurboCache

[Hishighness]

Hey all, I have used the search feature but it seems like others are having different problems with the 6200 than I am.

Whenever I install either the Default Windows 7 found driver or the Nvidia 195.62 Driver for my 6200 video card my system boots up, shows the Windows 7 startup screen and then the screen goes black like I had unplugged the monitor, the only way I can get video back in normal mode is to go into Safe Mode and disable the Video Card.

I've seen that it might be a refresh rate issue, but it won't let me change the refresh rate, the only option I have is "Use Hardware Default Setting"

Here are my system specs.

- HP m7350n Media Center PC
- Windows 7 Ultimate 32 Bit
- Motherboard: Asus P5LP-LE
- Video Card: Nvidia 6200SE TurboCache

Thanks for your time.

 

[torrentg]

Your motherboard is too old. Your only hope is to go to Intel's wesbite to find drivers for

• Northbridge: Intel 945P
• Southbridge: Intel ICH7DH

Then install the NVIDIA website driver after, if you do.

 

[Hishighness]

Well that's weird, it works on XP fine, why would switching to Win7 cause a motherboard issue?

 

[torrentg]

XP = XP

7 = 7

Two completely different OS.

 

[reghakr]

Is there a cursor on the black screen? If so, tap Alt-Ctl-Del to bring up Task manager, Now choose new > Task, and type in Explorer.exe.

Sounds strange but it happened to me and started normally ever since.

 

[Hishighness]

XP = XP

7 = 7

Two completely different OS.

Motherboard = Hardware

OS = Software

Is there a cursor on the black screen? If so, tap Alt-Ctl-Del to bring up Task manager, Now choose new > Task, and type in Explorer.exe.

Sounds strange but it happened to me and started normally ever since.

No, unfortunately not, it's completely blank as if I pulled the cord from the monitor out of the video card.

 

[torrentg]

Yes, so let's say in the year 2250 your computer still exists and there's Windows 52. Is your computer still going to work then?

Being wise isn't going to solve any issues that can't be solved.

You were already given the best advice anyone can give. How about reporting on your findings about that?