Emergency with g200 + P3B-F

[moreau]

Did clean install with P3B-F + win98.

Device manager tells me that the display adapter is not working properly (code 23).

It says fix the adapter!

What is going on.
HELP!

[This message has been edited by moreau (edited 22 October 1999).]

[Zwisch]

Is it a clean install of windows? Have you tried resetting the BIOS on your card? Have you tried booting up without the monitor attached to the card?

Z

[DuRaNgO]

system specs please
<FONT COLOR=red>jim</FONT>

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PIII-500mhz @ 620! with an Abit BE6 mobo
128mb pc-100
Mill G400(YAHOO!!!) 32mb @ 165/205 with MGATweak), PD 5.30 & bios 1.5-22
Maxtor 14.3 gb Uata66 hdd
SB Live!
Winblows 98se & DX7
32 lbs. of fans, heatsinks and aluminum ductwork
3DMark Result 5954.69 3DMarks
Synthetic CPU 3D Speed 9325.69 CPU 3DMarks
Rasterizer Score 2791.72 3DRasterMarks
Game 1 - Race 65.07 FPS
Game 2 - First Person 54.89 FPS
Fill Rate 268.79 MTexels/s

[Meek]

It may also be that your Win 98 thinks now that you have two adapters... the autodetected standard PCI adapter and the newly installed G400. If that is the case you should remove (control panel) the extra standard (PCI) VGA adapter.

M.

[moreau]

Sorry I was too hasty to include the details. I was a bit perturbed since I was ditching my old mobo (which was in my sig file below) for a new Asus, presumably to get rid of problems...

Turns out that there was a USB Legacy Support option in the bios that I had not selected. My feeling is that the chipset and other motherboard resources that appear in the Device manager were not being properly recognized. The only downside is that it cost me a bench charge at the store where I bought the mobo to find that out. That, however is another story.

Check out my soon to be posted thread to see how I rave about this new mobo.

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G200 16MB SG
PD 5.25
Bios 2.6
AMD K6-2 333 (350 oc'd)
FIC 2013 1MB PCB 1.1
Bios 1.15JF31
256MB PC100
SBLive Value
VIA: 4-IN-1 4.14
-Gart driver 33
PCI Bridge 1.6
USB filter 1.06
Microsoft Intellimouse USB