Computer Hope
Hardware => Drivers => Topic started by: Lord_paranoid on August 25, 2004, 04:23:04 PM
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as stated in another thread, I've recently formatted my hard disks. Now, there was a partition on it for a D drive, and the system no longer reads the space it used to have. In other words, I lost 3 gigs of space, and only have the space that was on the C drive to work with, but thats only part of the problem...
after the reinstalling, my colour settings were messed, put back to 16 colours. Before, I had true Colour 32 bit and 16 bit. Basically, my machine cannot display pictures properly. and now, because I tried to initiale the display I had before (NVIDIA) it says the driver wasnt configured for this architecture. the only way I can start my computer is in safe mode, but it wont let me make any changes to the display problem. I wish I could tell you more, but I've been at this formatting and reinstallation thingy for hours, and I see a pop up for every question asked by anyone... If anyone can gimme help, I'd appreciate it.
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To solve your video display problem, you will most likely have to install the latest Nvidia drivers avaible at http://www.nvidia.com
As for your harddisk, if you use a program such as Fdisk, which comes with Windows bootdiskettes, you may be able to delete the partition (If /Fdisk can see it) and create new ones.
Bootdisks are avaible at http://www.bootdisk.de