Video problem-stuck in 640x480

tom_tx2001tom_tx2001
edited February 2005 in Hardware
System: HP 700Mz AMD w/ video NVDIA Riva TNT2 Pro
W98SE

I can not change the video resolution.
When I go to properties and then settings tab I get a rundll32 illegal operation with details of:

RUNDLL32 caused an invalid page fault in
module NVDISP.DRV at 0001:00000e3b.
Registers:
EAX=c29e3220 CS=031f EIP=00000e3b EFLGS=00010213
EBX=00005b50 SS=5b6f ESP=d421803e EBP=00008222
ECX=00000005 DS=1ffe ESI=00000000 FS=5b57
EDX=003c031f ES=0000 EDI=00ce0094 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
64 8a 07 47 36 88 44 29 80 41 0a c0 75 f2 66 8c
Stack dump:
00001ffe 00001ffe 00001ffe 00000280 00000000 00008222 d421806a 000002a0 003c0008 0000822a c29e3220 00000000 c2a28460 0000822a 0000822a 000002a0

Is this a driver issue? :scratch:

My son was playing games yesterday got out of it then tried to get back in
but could not. I rebooted and this problem showed up.

Thanks in advance for the help

Tom

Comments

  • leishi85leishi85 Grand Rapids, MI Icrontian
    edited February 2005
    download and reinstall the driver.
  • tom_tx2001tom_tx2001
    edited February 2005
    That worked, Got the driver from the recover disk

    Thanks :thumbsup:
    Tom
  • GrayFoxGrayFox /dev/urandom Member
    edited February 2005
    You should use the offical nvidia driver will give u better fps in games and has problems fixed :) .
    www.nvidia.com
  • tom_tx2001tom_tx2001
    edited February 2005
    GrayFox wrote:
    You should use the offical nvidia driver will give u better fps in games and has problems fixed :) .
    www.nvidia.com

    Thanks for your response.

    I did go there and downloaded a 9.8Mb file before I posted.
    Then I went into the users guide and looked at the hardware supported
    and did not find mine on the list at that time.
    Just went back to the user guide and found out I had to scroll down to the next page and found mine listed.

    I get nervous installing drivers..........system might not work again :confused:
    I'll let you know after I get the guts to do it.
  • GrayFoxGrayFox /dev/urandom Member
    edited February 2005
    You shouldnt really be worried. Those drivers are tested for weeks before they make it there for download.
  • tom_tx2001tom_tx2001
    edited February 2005
    GrayFox wrote:
    You shouldnt really be worried. Those drivers are tested for weeks before they make it there for download.


    I was not worreid about the driver itself.
    Worried about me screwing it up. But the self extracting install
    was a breeze.



    Thanks folks

    Tom
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