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    Can't enable SLI

    Are you suggesting I try a different monitor?
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    Can't enable SLI

    Anymore ideas?
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    Can't enable SLI

    I realize that, but everytime I click "OK" it un-checks the ENable SLI option. So no matter what I do I can't get SLI enabled.
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    Can't enable SLI

    Also had the same error with the Version 44.2 drivers that came with the cards. Thats why I updated the drivers, thought that might've been the reason.
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    Can't enable SLI

    ForceWare Release 65 Version: 67.66 Release Date: January 18, 2005 BETA Driver
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    Can't enable SLI

    Already tried it.
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    Can't enable SLI

    I'm using two eVGA Nvidia 6800 ultra's, on the ASUS A8N-SLI mobo. I've got the EZ selector card set to dual cards, and I've got the bridge between the two cards. I've also got my monitor hooked up to the default card (blue PCI-E slot). However, no matter what I do I get this error message...
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    SATA w/ IDE Problems

    Thanks DougLite. Formatted the IDE drive clean, and it now boots to the SATA drive :) .
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    SATA w/ IDE Problems

    Well I can't seem to figure it out... I have a Western Digital Raptor 10,000RPM 74GB SATA and a WD 200GB IDE. At the moment Windows XP is installed on both HDD's (until I can fix the problem). I can only seem to boot from the SATA drive if I unplug the IDE hdd. Or I can boot from the...
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