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Juozasu

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  1. Why not on this site? Here, on this site, there are other "Unofficial" service pack pack's (or links), f.e.: http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/171171-introducing-unofficial-windows-xp-sp4/ I do not mind
  2. Thank You All for comments!!! I agree. I thing I should go from Win98SE to Win2k/XP...
  3. Thank You for reply! AGP aperture size in BIOS was set 64 or 128MB (As was used with integrated Video Card) And I did not change it to 512MB.
  4. Dear MDGx, I am using Windows 98SE, but my new Video Card (AGP Point Of View Geforce 7300GT 512RAM) does not work with NV8269.exe drivers Setup says something like this "No Nvidia Chip Found". I tried manual install via "Have disk" forwarding to extracted drivers folder (TEMP\NVAML.inf), then installs fine - but when system restarts - it hangs. I have to go to safe mode, remove driver - then it starts up. I do not know what to do . In other threads (about NV82.69 driver) it is said that it works with GF7300GT.. CPU Intel P4 2400Mhz, Intel D845GBV motherboard. 1GB RAM. EDIT: I Also tried to intall drivers, from the Member Soporific Driver Packs. No Luck, also driver installs, but windows refuses to start up. Something I noticed, that NVAGP.inf -manual installation via "Have Disk" refuses to install (no mached drivers found) only NVAML.inf is detecting 7300GT, installs it, but during reboot - windows does not startup normally.

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