FX5700 Stuck In Infinate Loop?

[NotSoSimple]

I have a GeForce FX5700 128mb eVGA and im usin the newest (53.03) drivers. Have had some problems in the past with installing games and such, but it kind of leveled out. Tried to install Black Hawk Down tonight, my machine restarted on me during the install. On the bootup, my screen looked like a crappy 2mb card that had gone on the fritz.

Restarted it and its fine. Windows Error Reporting showed me the path to a log for device debugging. This is what it said:
//
// Watchdog Event Log File
//

LogType: Watchdog
Created: 2004-02-11 20:08:59
TimeZone: 480 - Pacific Standard Time
WindowsVersion: XP
EventType: 0xEA - Thread Stuck in Device Driver

//
// The driver for the display device got stuck in an infinite loop. This
// usually indicates a problem with the device itself or with the device
// driver programming the hardware incorrectly. Please check with your
// display device vendor for any driver updates.
//

ShutdownCount: 50
Shutdown: 0
EventFlag: 1
EventCount: 1
BreakCount: 1
BugcheckTriggered: 1
DebuggerNotPresent: 1
DriverName: nv4_disp
DriverFixedFileInfo: FEEF04BD 00010000 0006000E 000A14B7 0006000E 000A14B7 0000003F 00000008 00040004 00000003 00000004 00000000 00000000
DriverCompanyName: NVIDIA Corporation
DriverFileDescription: NVIDIA Compatible Windows 2000 Display driver, Version 53.03
DriverFileVersion: 6.14.10.5303
DriverInternalName: nv4_disp.dll
DriverLegalCopyright: (C) NVIDIA Corporation. All rights reserved.
DriverOriginalFilename: nv4_disp.dll
DriverProductName: NVIDIA Compatible Windows 2000 Display driver, Version 53.03
DriverProductVersion: 6.14.10.5303

What in the crap does this mean? Faulty card? Get other drivers? Whats up with this?!

 

[NotSoSimple]

Anybody? Por favor? Id really like to get this resolved lol.

 

[jnex26]

Try Diffrent Drivers

http://www.viaarena.com/?PageID=64

 

[Pagan Wizard]

Boot into Safe Mode (tap the F8 key to be able to boot into Safe Mode), uninstall your video card drivers and reboot. After you reboot, use something like Detonator Destroyer to wipe out any traces of your video driver, and reinstall the best available drivers for your card. With an nVidia based card, I think your best bet is the latest "Forceware Drivers", they can be DL'ed from www.nvidia.com I had a similar problem a while back and did what I just explained, and the problem went away. Hope that helps.