Problem with nvidia 6200 AGP x8

[dumpuz]

Hello Everyone i have been searching on google and here on the forum i have found one driver that worked but its so old that the performence ingame and some games doesnt even start beacause of the old driver... what should i do? please help me!

and also all drivers from nvida except http://www.nvidia.com/object/winvista_x86_96.85_2.html
have gave me code 43

 

[Sassa]

Try to download driver from Welcome to NVIDIA - World Leader in Visual Computing Technologies

 

[visy199]

Download the latest driver and change his compatibilty!
Single thing you can do!

 

[dumpuz]

i have tried this stuff but then i get code 43

 

[Dwarf]

Here you go. Try this:

32-bit GeForce/ION Driver Release 190
64-bit GeForce/ION Driver Release 190

 

[dumpuz]

Here you go. Try this:

32-bit GeForce/ION Driver Release 190
64-bit GeForce/ION Driver Release 190

I have also tried that driver and it also gave me code 43

 

[Dwarf]

Strange, because it lists the 6200 as being a supported device with that driver.

 

[Sassa]

Strange, because it lists the 6200 as being a supported device with that driver.

Yes it's very strange... :sarc:

 

[visy199]

Try a Windows repair!

 

[Dwarf]

Did you try uninstalling the current driver before trying the new one?

 

[dumpuz]

Yes i uninstalled the one im using now before i tried the other one...
Can it have something to do with me having AGP card?

 

[visy199]

Code 43
Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)

One of the drivers controlling the device notified the operating system that the device failed in some manner.

If you have already run the Troubleshooting Wizard, you might want to check the hardware documentation for more information about diagnosing the problem.

Source:
Explanation of error codes generated by Device Manager in Windows XP Professional

 

[dumpuz]

Code 43
Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)

One of the drivers controlling the device notified the operating system that the device failed in some manner.

If you have already run the Troubleshooting Wizard, you might want to check the hardware documentation for more information about diagnosing the problem.

Source:
Explanation of error codes generated by Device Manager in Windows XP Professional

I have already read about that and made that stuff it didnt help :/

 

[Mongo]

Hello Everyone i have been searching on google and here on the forum i have found one driver that worked but its so old that the performence ingame and some games doesnt even start beacause of the old driver... what should i do? please help me!

and also all drivers from nvida except ForceWare Release 95
have gave me code 43

While I use Windows 7 on a daily basis, my Windows XP partition is used primarily for gaming. Given that I have an older rig (see system specs), Windows XP is better suited for the task, plain and simple. You might wanna consider taking the XP route when it comes to gaming...

Before installing any new display drivers, I always run the official uninstaller (via Add/Remove) then boot to safe-mode and run the Driver Sweeper utility on top of that. This has proven to be very effective in removing all traces of a given driver; thus avoiding potential problems that may arise from having mismatched files leftover from a previous installation.

The only time I ever received a code 43 was with the 182.50 driver set. I could not get these drivers to work, no matter what I did. All other Forceware drivers (old and new) have worked without any issues. Out of all the drivers I've tested, the 180.70 gave the best performance + IQ on Windows XP.

 

[dumpuz]

While I use Windows 7 on a daily basis, my Windows XP partition is used primarily for gaming. Given that I have an older rig (see system specs), Windows XP is better suited for the task, plain and simple. You might wanna consider taking the XP route when it comes to gaming...

Before installing any new display drivers, I always run the official uninstaller (via Add/Remove) then boot to safe-mode and run the Driver Sweeper utility on top of that. This has proven to be very effective in removing all traces of a given driver; thus avoiding potential problems that may arise from having mismatched files leftover from a previous installation.

The only time I ever received a code 43 was with the 182.50 driver set. I could not get these drivers to work, no matter what I did. All other Forceware drivers (old and new) have worked without any issues. Out of all the drivers I've tested, the 180.70 gave the best performance + IQ on Windows XP.

Thanks for your answer but i am going to try Windows 7 RTM and see if that solves it =)