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- 4th May 2008 at 22:33 #43088
Hello all!
First thx admin for a great site! This site got me start using server 2008. So thx !My problem is that, when trying installing nvidia video driver i fails. Well installation run fine, but then when rebooting… It show the desktop for a few seconds, then my pc screen turn off. I did try the newest one for my Nvidia 7600GT and a beta… but still same problem.
I tryed while booting up, hit F7/F8, and tryed “Lowered resolution”. Too see if that was coasing the problem… but no.
Any help? Which drivers work and which dosen’t.
Thanks again
- 5th May 2008 at 15:54 #46139
It now work!
The only thing I did was taking out the grafik card and then back in. And also unplugged the SVHS cable….
It now works…
- 5th May 2008 at 19:49 #46140
Hehe, strange way to get it working but I am happy for you it works now! 😉 Thanks for the compliments and have fun using Windows Server 2008! 🙂
- 19th June 2008 at 09:42 #46141
Thought I’d bump this, rather than start a new thread.
Had the same issue as above, but only first time starting pc, it would do the loading bar, but then screen would stay blank, restart, all fine.
After a random crash last night, I updated the drivers (nvidia 175.16). Now everytime, after loading bar, screen actually turns off (no signal).
If i start in safe mode , its fine. If i start in low res mode, still nothing. If i remove the nvidia driver, and use standard graphics driver (which on an AU$400 card hurts), windows is ok.
Have tried the driver that came with it (asus 174.40), but I’m not 100% sure with this windows it actually went back a version, it may have been using 175.16 (latest nvidia). Going to try latest Asus driver (174.74).
edit: Wiped a heap of nvidia files to force 174.74 to actually install. Still starts up crap, but the cable swap trick above worked.
Plugged in both analog and DVI (chimei/acer/benq 22 has both), now its on analog and seems ok.
Could be this screen’s DVI doesn’t pick up the signal properly, seems strange though.
- 15th August 2008 at 17:10 #46142
2 Immo:
I had frequently this issue when working with SLI on XP.
For some reason, sometime (couldn’t establish a pattern) the system assigned as primary display the TV (inexistent) or a 2nd (also inexistent) monitor.I was connecting remotely with Dameware and configure the monitor as primary display and for a while everyting worked fine.
Hope this helps. Let us know how you solved it.
Regards,
S - 28th August 2008 at 09:45 #46143
This is odd as im using a 9600GT and the latest beta Driver on server 2008 Ent x64
and not had a single issue. driver version is . 177.92other than that my setup is a 22″ Iiyama WS runnign 1680×1050
perhaps its a failing of Direct x 10 compatabiltiy? have u checked DXdiag?
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