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9600 Pro Driver Problems

DemisE

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I am having an unusual driver problem with my 9600Pro.

Current Set Up

Gigabyte GA-K8VNXP
AMD Athlon 64 3000+
1GB PC 3200 Corsair
Enermax 460W PSU
ATI Radeon 9600 Pro
Sound Blaster Live 5.1 OEM
IDE-0

Western Digital 7200RPM 80Gb
Western Digital 7200RPM 100Gb

IDE-1
Western Digital 7200RPM 40Gb
Pioneer A07 DVD-RW

As I am wanting to refresh my current WinXP install that is on IDE-0 80Gb I decided to do my install on IDE-1 to make my backup a littler easier on myself. The current install of XP runs fine as far as video is concerned. But on my new install that has SP-2 slipstreamed I am have some pretty bad problems.

As soon as the install is finished I install the latest Catalyst drivers and reboot. After reboot and login an undetermined amount of time passes and my monitor goes into standby and I am unable to shut down or restart the PC via keyboard. Also the light on my optical mouse goes out when this happens. After this happened I booted into safe mode and removed all of the catalyst drivers and gave the latest Omega drivers a shot. After reboot the same result occured.

At this point I booted back to my original XP install and everything ran fine. Was able to play Far Cry , Doom3 etc.... Since the card performs well on one install and not the other I thought that I might have had a jacked up install but I have formatted and reinstalled the OS on IDE-1 drive 3 times and every result is the lockup. Anyone have any thought about what this could be and how I could remedy it?

Forgot to mention that the card and all hardware is stock with no overclocking
 
My problem was that my unattended install didn't install the AGP 3.0 drivers in GUIRUNONCE :eek:

Installed the drivers manually and everything was good to go.
 
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