Geforce fx 5200 driver problem

G-Sync bug with LG C1 and latest Chia-Hsuan Tsai. Latest driver freezes my PC on boot. Only shows Image Sharpenin. OS Geforce Drivers I fixed my black screen flicker sharing my experience. Random black screen for seconds.

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Search Join Now Login. Sort By. Notification Preferences. Forum Actions. Report Post. INI and checkmark safemode. Restart the PC and log into your account and run driver sweeper. In the driver sweeper menu, find the category "Nvidia Display" and clear the whole cache. Once all files are deleted it may take more than one sweep , go to the start menu, click run and type in msconfig again.

Go to the general tab and chose normal startup, go to the BOOT. Here is a good description of the problem I found elsewhere: "I would open a window in windows and the screen would flicker. It would go black and then come back. Sounded like the monitor turned off. Not sure. Then if I browsed too much into my computer the whole thing would reboot. Sometimes right after a reboot it would reboot again. And it would give me an error message saying something's wrong with the Drivers for my vid card.

If I run the computer with no drivers installed, it works fine, the performance is just not bearable when scrolling down a page. What kind of video card are you using?

Also, what kind of PSU total watts and amps on the 12volt. Also, what kind of PSU total watts for the unit and the amps listed under 12volt. Now, I see your trail of thought as I think this problem started not long after I installed a new power supply. However, the last power supply was only w.

As I only use my computer for browsing the internet, is there anything I can do to reduce the power usage? Unplug the floppy drive and the CD Rom. Is there any power settings I can tweak with? Thanks for getting back. I don't think it is your PSU so I recommend that you do a barebones setup and test each component. This will read a lot harder than it actually is. The initial procedure takes only around minutes.

The follow on troubleshooting may take a lot longer though. Also, please do not skip steps. Do everything in order and as listed or your troubleshooting will be flawed. Caution: Please remember that turning a PC off does not mean there is no power going through it. Modern systems maintain a trickle of power to keep the standby functions running. Unplugging is best. If you have a LED on the mobo that is lighted all the time. Also, be aware of static.

Make sure you wear and ESD strap or discharge yourself on a steel part of the case before touching anything inside. First, unplug the PC from the wall and then open it up. Do not leave the hard drives connected. The system will boot into BIOS just fine with no hard drive attached. Unplug the power from all those drives you disconnected from the mobo. Next, remove all the RAM, except for one stick, from the mobo. Some mobos are very picky about where the RAM needs to be placed so make sure the one stick of RAM is in the correct slot as per your manual.

Now you are stripped down to a barebones system. You do this by removing the battery and then moving a jumper near the battery around. Usually there are a set of three pins with two covered by a jumper. Now check that everything is seated correctly, both the 4 pin and 20 or 24 pin power is connected and secure and if so then plug the PC back into the wall and make sure that any LEDs that should be lighted on the mobo are lighted.

If all is still well then turn it on. Hopefully she boots right back into BIOS. If you get back into BIOS you can start troubleshooting by turning the PC off and unplugging it and reconnecting peripherals one at a time. The idea here is to connect and reboot until something hangs your system up This presumably is the bad piece of gear. Change out each these until you get into BIOS. I would start at the PSU as it is usually the guilty party in a situation like this and is also easy to change in and out you are down to just 2 plugs now remember.

Good luck and happy hunting. Thank you very much for the detailed description. Personally, I am not confident enough to do this, but I know a man who can. However, I will just question one point. The problem I have only occurs about 30 mins to an hour of use surfing the web.

Then, once it starts and I reboot, the time the problem occurs gradually gets quicker. I have been using my computer without the Cd Rom and Floppy drive connected this evening, an compared with my usual five or more reboot problems, I have only rebooted once and that time was not as bad as it normally gets.

This indicates to me and I admit I know very little that this possibly could be the PSU as with less usage it "appears" to be running better? If you're going to run newer games on that system trust me, I have a similar card and it works without crashing on alot of newer games buy some more RAM, and you'll notice a huge increase. No problem, glad to help. I think you'll find that even though the 'System Requirements' for a lot of games state minimum, you usually need at least to play them with reliability.

At least that's been my experience. Some companies put 'Reccommended System' as well as minimum to give you a better idea of what it actually takes to run the game at half-decent settings.

Joined May 29, Messages Ive allready got 2fans in the case and the side off Ok, Ive bought another stick of mb ram Is there anything I shouldve done before or after putting the ram in? Also I dont know about fans or anything so any help would be greatly appreciated.. Oh and the specs above for my pc are silghtly wrong now Im on SP1 and using DirectX 9.

Right, just an update and now its doing my head in Somebody somewhere must know whats going on? Triple6 Rob. Joined Dec 26, Messages 52, You replace one crap card with another slightly less crap card Have you checked your CPU and chipset temps?

A power supply on the brink of failure or if its overloaded will also cause a similar problem. Good news at last!! Ive managed to get it running The Movies for 5 hours now with no problems and I think I know whats done it Id allways had it set at mb I hope so anyway As Seen On. Welcome to Tech Support Guy! Latest posts. Windows