ati bios flashing cd --- all operations will be performed on video adapter 0.?
551023
It looks to me like it wants the disk with the new bios on it. The cd you're talking about is the utility used to flash the bios, corrrect? You actually need to download a new bios for it to use, in order to flash it.
555668
you have a bad video card, oth e onboard chip is bad most likely, if you have onboard video, try taking the ram oud and reseatin git, if you havea video card, do the same, if you still have not video, start thinking about a corrupt bios, or a new motherboard
1120644
check your bios settings
312598
check you bios to see if the usb is enabled\n\nif it is try this - in the bios disable the usb ports \n\nthen turn off you pc \n\nthe perform a atx reset - remove all cables from the pc including the power cable - then hold in the power button for at least 30 secounds\n\nplug everything back in and then enter the bios - enable the usb again\n\ngive this a try\n\nalso try uninstalling the usb's in the device manager - restart your pc and it should pick up on the usb ports as new hardware\n\nsee if the helps\n\nalso supply us with a bit more info regarding your pc - make model etc
1082089
Make sure if your card is DirectX 9.0 or DirectX 10.0 compatible. \nI have had issues with lack of documentation on which it was compatible with and I installed DirectX 10 and it wouldnt work. \nIf it is directX 10.0, you still should be able to use it under 9.0 but the reverse is not true.\n\nAlso, if you do a complete removal and reinstall of the video drivers, make sure you remove them ALL! If you dont get them all, the problem may still persist. \nSee if the ATI website has a driver removal tool and use it step by step with their instructions!
270900
look for programs to make bootable CDs on the internet. You will need to enable the BIOS to boot from the CD.
389059
Get into your system BIOS when your machine is booting up and switch the primary video device from your onboard chipset to the PCI option.  This should fix your problem.  Then you'll just need to install the new driver once Windows starts up.
722974
This is not a big prob....insert ur motherboard CD ...n install sound drivers...restart ur system...its over
899522
has he got his bios set to boot from CD?\nIf the machines are the same make eg both compaq, it should be ok\nor use your CD and ring microsoft to activate.\nif the story is true, this too is ok\nif cd is broken - contact microsoft for replacement
685415
Well, if your CDROM worked perfectly before, and than dropped out without anyone setting the BIOS, then I might say that you have a glitch in your Mainboard. However, it could also be a specific driver problem. You did not mention what you were doing when this incident happen. You have already did what is necessary to diagnose the problem by switching drives etc. Bar any comedy of errors, such as not inserting the cable properly etc., and no one meddling with the BIOS, then perhaps it may be a motherboard problem. Just switch off the computer and let it stand for a while to cool..this might cure the problem. Have you tried another cable ? or plug the Primary cable with the Hard disk still connected ( Computer switched off, of course !) into the IDE 2 and boot from the secondary IDE ? If the BIOS is configured to try to boot from all devices it will boot if the IDE 2 is okay. Is the power supply plug in good contact with the CDROM socket ? Otherwise, I recommend you check everything again before sending the mainboard back to the manufacturer for warranty. Some mainboard will work again when you send it back if you only have a temporary system glitch. It is quite rare to find the secondary IDE failing, although Mr.Murphy can appear under certain circumstances..
204213
Go to ur BIOS and do it setting to automatic. Most probably it the BIOS's Setting that dosent show a CD - ROM
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 ...
474876
if it is PCI express 16 you probably installed the card wrong since PCI express 16 sucks memory you MUST install the DIMMs Memory BEFORE you plug the video card in the slot.\nif in doubt remove the video card and the memory and the (battery for 5 minutes) put the battery in first, Then the memory, then the video card, if that doesnt fix it check to see if you have the latest BIOS on your motherboard, and then finally, check for the latest drivers for the video card, Also the PCI express connector takes a bit of effort to seat the video card so use enough force to seat it
51666
you flash the bios\nput the newest version of bios for your motherboard\non a bootable device and start the pc from that device.\nfollow the intructions given on the specific website or on the program itself.\ntry it will work
436521
Which card was that, the ATI? try looking for a generic driver for your cards brand, otherwise look for the generic 3d accelerator driver, not like you really need the maximum performance for go tv.
417846
http://www.cyberwalker.net/faqs/reinstall-reformat-winxp/enter-BIOS.html hope that helps
320154
after installing the card and restarting the PC you should see the message "new hardware detected", then follow the instructions on the screen. if you're asked for the CD then insert the XP Home disk. Maybe this is even not necessary  if the installer find an appropiate driver in the driver directory.\n\nedit:\ni forgot to mention you must be logged in as administrator