Sometimes good things happen when you boot the system under safe mode and
uninstall or re-install drivers then. You may see a conflicting driver or
the problem device and be able to either uninstall it or update the driver.
If possible you may also try a driver roll back in regular or safe mode.
Either is easier then a complete restore of XP and doesn't really take much
time to try!
Good Luck,
Len
"Neal" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I tried that but it will not detect. I also tried to install the Matrox
>driver and it could not find the card . Really strange. I think I am
>going to have to do a complete install to solve this one.
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> "Mikey" <savagem[Delete/Enlever]@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
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>> Hi,
>> ?Tried: Start/Settings/Control Panel/Add Hardware...
>> and let it redetect.
>> Works most of time.
>> Have the vid.drivers handy if...
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>> "Neal" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>> My main HD on my desktop required Chkdsk to be run on it about once a
>>> month and I decided to install a new drive. The copy process went well
>>> using the Seagate software. The system booted up and I thought
>>> everything was fine until I tried my internet connection. After several
>>> hours of searching the internet and trying various procedures, I gave up
>>> and ran a repair on XP. The internet connection is fine now but XP no
>>> longer identifies my monitor and display adaptor. XP is using a system
>>> default for both. The find new hardware can not locate either of them.
>>> In device manager and control panel there is not even a listing for
>>> monitor and display adaptor. I really don't want to do a complete
>>> install of XP. Any way I can get XP to recognize the hardware? Also,
>>> the boot time is considerably longer now.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Neal
>>>
>>>
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