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DirectX Reboots computer when testing direct3d

 
 
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      27th Jul 2005
Not sure this is the appropriate forum for this question but here goes. I
have Windows2000 installed with 256MB RAM, 750Mhz processor and an Nvidia
Geforce FX 5600 video card. I had a Geforce 2 prior and the same incident
occurs. Whether it's Directx8 or 9 I cannot test Direct3d without the machine
rebooting itself. I had Win98 prior and the cards worked fine. Any ideas? I
have the latest drivers from Nvidia and have downloaded all possible updates
for Win2k and nothing seems to work. Motherboard drivers are all updated as
well.
Thanks,
Aaron
 
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      27th Jul 2005
Was this a clean install of Win2K or an upgrade?
Its often the case that a clean install causes less problems

"djhurt1" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Not sure this is the appropriate forum for this question but here goes. I
> have Windows2000 installed with 256MB RAM, 750Mhz processor and an Nvidia
> Geforce FX 5600 video card. I had a Geforce 2 prior and the same incident
> occurs. Whether it's Directx8 or 9 I cannot test Direct3d without the

machine
> rebooting itself. I had Win98 prior and the cards worked fine. Any ideas?

I
> have the latest drivers from Nvidia and have downloaded all possible

updates
> for Win2k and nothing seems to work. Motherboard drivers are all updated

as
> well.
> Thanks,
> Aaron



 
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      28th Jul 2005
Yes, it was a clean install. Partitioned the drive, formatted and reinstalled
from scratch. I had Win98 before but wiped all that out completely rather
than an upgrade.
Aaron

"DL" wrote:

> Was this a clean install of Win2K or an upgrade?
> Its often the case that a clean install causes less problems
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      29th Jul 2005
Tryied swapping out memory?
Run memtest86 to test memory

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> Yes, it was a clean install. Partitioned the drive, formatted and

reinstalled
> from scratch. I had Win98 before but wiped all that out completely rather
> than an upgrade.
> Aaron
>
> "DL" wrote:
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> > Was this a clean install of Win2K or an upgrade?
> > Its often the case that a clean install causes less problems
> >

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