SOF and 5.22 Do you get it to run ?
This is a discussion about SOF and 5.22 Do you get it to run ? in the Windows Hardware category; Hi ! Is anybody out there get running 5. 22 and SOF ??? I want to know it if its possible. . . on my machine it doesn´t run. If there is someone running this combination i want to reinstall Win2k. .
Hi !
Is anybody out there get running 5.22 and SOF ??? I want to know it if its possible ... on my machine it doesn´t run.
If there is someone running this combination i want to reinstall Win2k ..
c ya Snoop ... also read older posting
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win2k build 2195
ASUS P2B
bios revision 1.12
2 x 4 GB, 1 x 18 GB DDYS
128 ram
TNT2 Maxi Game Xentor 16
Adaptec 29160
SB Live Value
Realtek ethernet PCI
Teles ISDN 16.3
Is anybody out there get running 5.22 and SOF ??? I want to know it if its possible ... on my machine it doesn´t run.
If there is someone running this combination i want to reinstall Win2k ..
c ya Snoop ... also read older posting
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win2k build 2195
ASUS P2B
bios revision 1.12
2 x 4 GB, 1 x 18 GB DDYS
128 ram
TNT2 Maxi Game Xentor 16
Adaptec 29160
SB Live Value
Realtek ethernet PCI
Teles ISDN 16.3
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Yeah WTF? SOF ran just fine with the leaked version of the 5.22 W2K drivers. Now I get:
GLimp_EndFrame()-SwapBUffers() failed!
on startup. This REALLLY pisses me off.
GLimp_EndFrame()-SwapBUffers() failed!
on startup. This REALLLY pisses me off.
I've had the same prob wiht SOF, and I must say, I'm pretty pi*sed. Anyway, the only fix I've found is to not install 5.22 AT ALL. Here's instructions on how to get rid of them if you already have (thanks to 3dtweak)
"Right clicking on My Computer, Properties, Hardware, Device Manager, Display Adapters > then remove the driver.
Then go into your Windows2000 folder, Inf folder, and remove all files with "nv" at the beginning. Then go to the System32 folder and do the same.
Once that's done, press Start, Run, type regedit, press Enter. Then go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, SOFTWARE, and delete the folder called NVIDIA Corporation. Then go to HKEY_CURRENT USER, SOFTWARE, and do the same thing. Close Registry Editor and reboot."
I don't think it's going to be too long before we see another nVidia update.
"Right clicking on My Computer, Properties, Hardware, Device Manager, Display Adapters > then remove the driver.
Then go into your Windows2000 folder, Inf folder, and remove all files with "nv" at the beginning. Then go to the System32 folder and do the same.
Once that's done, press Start, Run, type regedit, press Enter. Then go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, SOFTWARE, and delete the folder called NVIDIA Corporation. Then go to HKEY_CURRENT USER, SOFTWARE, and do the same thing. Close Registry Editor and reboot."
I don't think it's going to be too long before we see another nVidia update.
I had the same problem. I fixed this by replacing the 'nvoglnt.dll' located in '\winnt\system32' with the same file from a previous "working" driver set.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
AREGH!H!! didn't matter what I did, couldn't get it working again without a format!!!
