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(even if the tape didn't seem to have any effect).
Try disabling the Windows startup sound.
Make sure that VSYNC is enabled in the NVIDIA control panel.
If you have IomegaWare installed, try uninstalling it. If this fixes the problem, just use Iomega Guest.
Also try reading the 'My GeForce keeps on locking up or drops me back to the desktop during 3D
applications. How can I fix it? question.
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Both of these problems may be caused by your monitor. Try another monitor and see if it fixes the problem.
The first problem in particular seems to be caused by non-DDC compliancy. You may also experience a pause
when you enter the Output Devices tab in the NVIDIA Control Panel.
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Q. If I set the GeForce as the primary card in the BIOS, my secondary PCI video card is not
detected. How can I fix it?
Check in your C:\CONFIG.SYS file to see if you are loading EMM386.EXE. If you are, remove the line.
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Q. I have 1GB of RAM, and Windows 9x/ME will not boot. What's up?
The problem might be fixed by the fix mentioned in the following Microsoft Knowledge Base article:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q184/4/47.ASP.
You can also try the tips in the 'I get 'Out Of Memory' errors although I have plenty of RAM installed.
How can I fix it?' question.
This is a known issue with Windows 9x/ME, due to the way in which it accesses memory. Because
Windows 2000 uses the NT style of accessing memory, the problem does not occur. The problem only
turns up with the GeForce because it is one of the first cards to to be 100% true AGP (most other cards
still address memory via the PCI bus because developers can design the cards to be cheaper that way).
Thanks to Anthony McDowell for explaining this problem to me!
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Q. I have problems with my Super Socket 7 motherboard. How can I fix them?
You can disable certain features that cause problems with Super Socket 7 motherboards using the
ss7compat1.reg registry file - available here:
http://www.geforcefaq.com/files/ss7compat1.reg
If you still get problems, you can disable even more features using the ss7compat2.reg registry file -
available here:
http://www.geforcefaq.com/files/ss7compat2.reg
You can reenable all features again using the ss7compatoff.reg registry file - available here:
http://www.geforcefaq.com/files/ss7compatoff.reg
If these files don't seem to have any effect, you may have to edit them in Notepad and change the 0000 to
0001, or another value. Take a look at the
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\Display
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