nvidia fx-5200 reboots PC. I have latest drivers. Is there any way to fix this issue? It is very irritating.?
602005
you probably have faulty ram or cruddy clock settings.\ntake your pc into a professional and see what they can do to stabalize your system\n\nedit: your system is just okey dory then, isn't it? use less intense clock speeds. what is your system? amd?\ni have the same card, and the same problems. just don't use too aggressive clock settings on the ram (like CL2.5 versus CL2)\n\nreach me at evil@evildomain.org if you need further help, as i dont like checking back on answers
232243
Sounds like it over wrote a driver need by the system.. try uninstalling and then re install
106340
what does it do when you try, otherwise I'll just assume its direct X, or not properally installed drivers for your card.
589787
Read up on this forum at this link and it might help you with your problem. \n\nhttp://www.techsupportforum.com/video-cards/57359-radeon-9200-restarts-computer.html#post282502
431040
start by seeing if there is any hardware issues. right click my computer|goto hardware|device manager|scroll dwon to sound video controller|click on the + tab|is there is a question mark over any of the stuff you see there.simply just richt click and update the drivers ..it will do it via the internet. you can do this any way to get the latest update for the current driver...take care\nthe maddMann
752330
go to start/run (type) dxdiag ok .... it should say what u have under the video tab ... if you need to disable it go into ur bios settup under integrated peripherals or somthing similar ... and disable ur onboard graphics ...
80167
If you had a previous videocard on the system, make sure that ALL of the driver files are removed by using the manufacturers remove program. \nIf there are any traces of the drivers left, they will interfere with the install of the newcard. If this is not the case, I would say remove and reinstall the driver along with directx from microsoft.
1086309
Make sure you use the new drivers from http://ati.com and not the ones that came with your card...this is a first start. Also, make sure you have the newest version of DirectX on your computer as well.
969123
go into the bios either the advanced settings or intergrated settings you should be able to disable it or set it to pci or agp
669098
I get this alot too...\n\nI dont know how much you know about CPU's so excuse me if I seem patronising, it isnt intended.\n\nAs I say, I get this alot despite carrying out the advice I am about to give you, some driver clashes will never be resolved fully and you just have to live with the odd crash.\n\nBut, if this compatability issue can be sorted, its very easy. First off, go to microsoft.com and do a Windows update. Do the advanced option and select every update that they offer that is related to video or graphics or display. Install these then reboot, see if that brings any joy.\n\nIf not, find out who manufactures your video card/on board graphics chip. Do this by typing dxdiag.exe into your 'run' command. Then, go to the companies website and see if they have a download section. Here you should find patches and updates which you can download and install. Again, then reboot and see what happens.\n\nLast resort, go into your Device Manager, (control panel, hardware) and select your video driver, select properties then click on the option to 'roll back driver'. This will revert your drivers to older ones, again, then reboot and see if you have any joy.\n\nAll the best....!
998127
Go into device manager and click on update driver and let it search for new drivers. Also check your video adapters site they most likely have the newest drivers for your hardware.
208871
try updating the driver for the video card
984243
It sounds like your video card got jarred loose, or is bad.  Try reseating it, if that doesn't work, you may need a new one.\n\nBy the way, the computer itself comes on, right?
930173
Either your video output device (either video card or onboard video) is not powerful enough to offer that resolution, or your device drivers are not up to date.  \n\nFirst thing is to update your drivers, go to either nVidia ( http://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp ) or ATI ( http://ati.amd.com/online/customercareportal/drivers.html ) and get the latest drivers for your device.\n\nIf that doesn't fix the problem, you will have to go look for a card that has the ability to display that resolution.  Max resolution is always noted on a new card.\n\nIf you are running onboard video (your monitor cable comes out where all the other cords come out, not from its own card) it is likely that you will have to invest in a new card.  You should be able to find a decent one for under $50 for general display, $100-$600 if you want good video and gaming, but that is a whole different discussion. I recommend http://www.newegg.com for new hardware.
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update your video drivers on your computer.  That is after you make sure your hardware is direct x 9 capable.
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I would go to the website for your computer and get an updated video driver for it.   If your computer is "home-made"  then go to the manufacturer of the card and get it's update.  \n\nSometimes when you install things after the fact, they corrupt valid DLL's \n\nGood Luck\n\nADDITION:\nIf your computer is constantly shutting down.. when your computer is at bootup. (Before the XP screen) press the F8 key and it will take you to a menu.  goto safe mode with networking.  \nI would uninstall the video card and restart windows. (Right click on my computer, goto properties.  Goto hardware tab and device manager.  click the + sign beside display adaptor.  Right click the display adaptors there and uninstall.  If you have more then 1 shown, delete them all. ONLY Device adaptors)  Close device manager and restart.)  It will look for new drivers when it comes back and hope it will resolve all of your issues.
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AS you have already attached an external monitor and verify the problem. It means that it is either the motherboard or the video card. If the video card is integrated then the you will have to get the motherboard replaced, else the Video card. I think you have the Geforce 5200Go card in Ins 8200. You will need to get the same replaced.\nTry updating the video driver once. It may work.\nGet it from here:\n\nhttp://support.dell.com/support/downloads/devices.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=gen&SystemID=INS_PNT_P4_8200&os=WW1&osl=EN\n\nIf the issue is still there, its better to contact Dell Support.\nChat with them from the link given below:\n\nhttp://support.dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/gen/chat?c=us&l=en&s=gen\n\nI hope the issue gets resolved soon. :)