ray:Hi,
Two suggestions. First of all, I suspect you used your old hard drive setup (at least I thought that is what you did) for a new motherboard. Then, you tried to do a repair install of that drive. Even if you did that, I suspect that you might be wise to go into the device manager and simply delete the complete area under video and let it find those areas again after you reboot. With the new install, this should get rid of the old and refind the current ones. Then, go back in and load the onboard video drivers and see if that helps. You know, take it for a test drive after another reboot.
A second possible problem if you get no joy from the fist one. Have you checked into the BIOS setup menu to make sure the setting is to the onboard card? Check under ADVANCED SETTINGS for something that says PCI/VGA, plus some other verbage. Whatever it says, try the other setting and see if that helps.
Note: This is a common occurence with a repair install when you have drivers for a new motherboard on an older hard drive that is not a complete new and fresh install. That is one reason I always recommend a clean format and install for each new motherboard.....seems like there is always garbage that never goes away with a repair install.
Two suggestions. First of all, I suspect you used your old hard drive setup (at least I thought that is what you did) for a new motherboard. Then, you tried to do a repair install of that drive. Even if you did that, I suspect that you might be wise to go into the device manager and simply delete the complete area under video and let it find those areas again after you reboot. With the new install, this should get rid of the old and refind the current ones. Then, go back in and load the onboard video drivers and see if that helps. You know, take it for a test drive after another reboot.
A second possible problem if you get no joy from the fist one. Have you checked into the BIOS setup menu to make sure the setting is to the onboard card? Check under ADVANCED SETTINGS for something that says PCI/VGA, plus some other verbage. Whatever it says, try the other setting and see if that helps.
Note: This is a common occurence with a repair install when you have drivers for a new motherboard on an older hard drive that is not a complete new and fresh install. That is one reason I always recommend a clean format and install for each new motherboard.....seems like there is always garbage that never goes away with a repair install.
