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shulse
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Alright...I should have left well enough alone and never did what I am about to describe to you guys/girls. I recently installed an Albatron Ti4200P Turbo graphics card. It worked beautifully but , as I am always thinking, thought it could be better after I downloaded and installed a BIOS update released from Albatron.
I installed the BIOS update in DOS and it said that everything went fine and there were no problems and installation was complete. From there I was given the A:> prompt, in which I turned off the computer. Upon trying to reboot, I was immediately taken to a screen with color bar codes telling me that no signal was being received. I took out the Albatron card and reinstalled my GeForce 2 MX/MX 400 card which is working fine and what I am currently using.
What happened? Obviously something with BIOS but I don't know what. I am very inept at BIOS configurations as I don't have much experience. Can anyone offer some suggestions? Screw the update...I would just like to get back to having the card work. For some reason my system restore would not work as well...it went to the screen and proceeded to make the restore, but upon rebooting it told me that it couldn't complete the restore. Argh.
I installed the BIOS update in DOS and it said that everything went fine and there were no problems and installation was complete. From there I was given the A:> prompt, in which I turned off the computer. Upon trying to reboot, I was immediately taken to a screen with color bar codes telling me that no signal was being received. I took out the Albatron card and reinstalled my GeForce 2 MX/MX 400 card which is working fine and what I am currently using.
What happened? Obviously something with BIOS but I don't know what. I am very inept at BIOS configurations as I don't have much experience. Can anyone offer some suggestions? Screw the update...I would just like to get back to having the card work. For some reason my system restore would not work as well...it went to the screen and proceeded to make the restore, but upon rebooting it told me that it couldn't complete the restore. Argh.