Thanks for the help. NVidia said my 6 month old video card was bad, so I
had to buy a new one.
I didn't want to spend too much money and wanted to have dual display
capability. My old card had 2 VGA ports, but I didn't see that, so I got
an ATI based Radeon 9200 SE 128 MB with VGA and DVI (and TV) outputs. A
little adaptor converted the DVI to VGA.
I removed the nVidia drivers, and when it rebooted, turned off my computer
and replaced my video card. I rebooted and let Windows install whatever it
wanted. It's been 24 hours without a crash, which is the first time this
has happened since I upgraded my motherboard, so I guess I was right in
switching from nVidia.
Question: Is there any reason to use the supplied CD with Windows XP
