ASUS GeForce - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support - Page 8

first you must have an ISP Internet Service provider which will provide you with a modem and leads you can choose either a dial up,usb,or an ethernet connection to connect to the net or if you have a laptop you can choose a wireless usb modem which can work on a desktop aswell once you recieve the modem just insert the disk provided and follow the prompts
you might have put in the wrong password or user id check to make sure you have put these in correctly first make sure the caps lock is on/off what ever applies to your user and password id that you provided to your ISP also make sure your routers settings are correct ie:password user name,firewall settings to allow your internet to connect also test the lead/s whether usb or ethernet you might check your modem first to make sure that you are getting a connection last resort ring your ISP internet sevice provider get them to check your modem for internet access online hope this helps

Windows 7 has some neat little enhancements, one of them being how it lets you handle dual monitors. If you're adding a second monitor to your Windows 7 home or office PC, which is a very good idea, it's a breeze to configure.
There are actually two ways you can currently setup multiple monitors in Windows 7, either by using a keyboard shortcut or via the traditional system properties.
I really like the first method since it's new and is way easier than having to go into the Control Panel or anything else.
Simply press the Windows key and P (Windows + P) to bring up a quick menu of options.

Pretty neat! You can pick to show only the computer, make the second monitor a duplicate of the first, extend the desktop to the second monitor or turn off the first monitor and activate the second.
The second way is to right-click on the desktop and choose Screen resolution.

Now you'll see the familiar 1 and 2 to distinguish which monitor is which. There are several options and under Multiple Displays, you can choose from the same options as when you pressed Win + P.

That's it! You can also change the orientation of the displays and change the resolution of each display. It's pretty straight-forward in Windows 7 and a lot easier! Enjoy!

You can downloded from here: http://www.driverspro.org/lp.php?bid=ASUS&coid=3&muid=3&slid=3&srcid=as101

Hello rdrhomesite0, You can download latest driver for GeForce FX 5200 fully compatible with Windows Vista, Xp. Click save driver to your computer, install the driver, don't forget to restart the computer. Here is the link.

Copy and paste link into your browser and press enter.


For Windows XP Professional, Home Edition
1. http://www.nvidia.com/content/DriverDownload-March2009/confirmation.php?url=/Windows/175.19/175.19_geforce_winxp_32bit_english_whql.exe&lang=us&type=GeForce



2. http://www.estaxe.com/ download_geforce_series_xp_video_card_drivers_175_19.html



Good Luck!

Hello sifian_786, did you try to uninstall old video driver and restart computer and go to nvidia website and download latest driver for you video card and install, restart computer this should solve problem you have, are you trying to run dual LCD monitors ?

This is because your computer is overheating and is shutting down to prevent the heat from damaging the components, refer to my tip on Comuter Overheating here http://www.fixya.com/support/r6789964-pc_overheating
In this tip I outline the problem as well as various solutions.

Asus and Nvidia are friends ;)
http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_175.19_whql.html

you have to plug both

*Its model was 8500T you can download it here: http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

*Make sure you select this option on the drop down menu list

Product Type: GeForce
Product Series: GeForce 8 Series (Since it is 8500GT)
Operatin System: Depends on your OS
LanGuaGe: Depends on you
Then click on search

*click on Download to Download the lastest driver :)

Thanks

Click on the link below to update the Nvidia GeForce 9400 GT video card drivers

http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp-257.21-whql-driver.html

If you uninstall the onboard driver and then update the new cards driver in device manager the problem should be solved.

If not you can always reinstall your operating system, that usually solves any driver issue.

If that doesn't work then your card is most likely not compatible with your motherboard.

There are several reasons for hardware hangup.
But, if there is a problem with nVIDIA PCI express card, then the problem could be with the GPU.

It can be overcome by doing reflow technique.
You need to do following.
1. Uncover ur PC casing
2. Locate the nVIDIA PCI-E Card.
3. On the card, locate the power supply pin of GPU fan.
4. Remove the pin.
5. Switch on ur PC.
6. Still u may get scrambled display/wavy screen, but wait for 5 minutes.
7. Press reset button on ur PC.
8. Ur PC might work.
9. Switch it off.
10. Connect the power supply pin back as it is.
11. Power on ur PC.
thats all.

Removal of fan power, makes the GPU to get high heat, it a reflow technique.
Remember, not to touch the GPU portion (heat sink), as it may be in higher temperature.
Try this, it works most.

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No, the above video card will not work with the motherboard you have.
the video card you listed is AGP, your motherboard has PCI-Express slots, so you will need to purchase a newer video card.
When purchasing a video card, be sure to look on the box for "PCI-E" or "PCI-Express"

are they 2 different graphics cards? If so then no, you can use both but if you want SLI or ATI then you MUST have 2 of the same cards or cards that are compatible together.

To find out whats compatible go to the manufacter's website and there should be a section for SLI and a chart for compatibility when i was on Nvidia i know there was a chart for this but can't find a link. Sorry just use google to search for "compatible vga cards with XXXXXXX" should help or google a chart for this.

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pull the card out and set the bio back to the onboard graphics system if you can get that far . card may be bad.

yes ,I have a 5200 and get HD 255mb but it is a little choppy at full screen  get the latest drivers here it helps

http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index5.aspx?lang=en-us

It's possible that the driver file that you installed from, was corrupt or didn''t install all the files properly.

Restart the computer and keep pressing the F8 function key till you get the Windows boot menu. You'd get an option saying "Safe Mode with Networking". Press the arrow keys to highlight it and then press the Enter key.

Now uninstall the driver that you installed. You can do this from the Device Manager. Click Start and in the Run box, type devmgmt.msc and then press the Enter key. In Device Manager, double-click Video Controllers, and then right click the listed ASUS driver and click Uninstall.

Now, you can search and download the driver from a different website or you can use this easy method to install the video driver:

Use this driver scanning tool, which scans your computer for the needed drivers. It has an option to automatically retrieve them for you.

You can download this free tool from here or directly from this link

After you have downloaded the above file, double-click on it and follow the simple steps to install it. Then, when it asks if you want to run it, just answer yes. This is easier than manually searching, downloading and installing the drivers.

For Windows XP Driver Files and How-to Resources, visit XP Drivers

Hope that helps,
Regards,
Raspal

I recommend you to buy ATI 4670 instead since it is much more powerful than you listed above & now the price should be around $64+
It is much better for GTA IV than those you listed.

When updating drivers it is alsowise to visit game manufacturers site and see if any patches are available or if there are other solutions to resolve known bugs.