MSI Graphics card

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edog

I have just put a new graphics card in my computer and it has stopped
my Windows XP from working properly. It says I have a file called
ginamsi.dll that is stopping it from working but it wont let me
delete it.

Can anyone help me???

Cheers Ian

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P

PWY

edog said:
I have just put a new graphics card in my computer and it has stopped
my Windows XP from working properly. It says I have a file called
ginamsi.dll that is stopping it from working but it wont let me
delete it.

Can anyone help me???

Cheers Ian

==============
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troubleshooting newsgroups.

A Google search reveals that the file belongs to program called "Microstar
Lockbox."
If you uninstall this program the file should be gone. I don't know what
this program is supposed to do, might be a good idea to find out before
uninstalling it.
 
J

JAD

reinstall your drivers for the vidcard and make sure you have chosen
XP for your os and its the latest version. SP1 SP2? Its sounds as
though it is an incompatibility issue

edog said:
I have just put a new graphics card in my computer and it has stopped
my Windows XP from working properly. It says I have a file called
ginamsi.dll that is stopping it from working but it wont let me
delete it.

Can anyone help me???

Cheers Ian

==============
Posted through www.HowToFixComputers.com/bb - free access to
hardware troubleshooting newsgroups.
 
M

methodman

newsgroups.
A Google search reveals that the file belongs to program called "Microstar
Lockbox."
If you uninstall this program the file should be gone. I don't know what
this program is supposed to do, might be a good idea to find out before
uninstalling it.

microstar = msi
 
M

Mac Cool

edog:
I have just put a new graphics card in my computer and it has stopped
my Windows XP from working properly. It says I have a file called
ginamsi.dll that is stopping it from working but it wont let me
delete it.

Did you uninstall your previous card and reboot?
 

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