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Did a quick google search for you and this is what I found
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Don't bother downloading the drivers.... I've already gone that route. If you check the Hardware Compatibility list for Xp you will notice that the TNT2 64 card (Along with quite a few other Nvidia cards) is not listed as "XP Certified" . Heck.... its not even listed as XP compatible......even though Nvidia has come out with an XP driver for it. I was experiencing some really wierd problems with mine. I found that the GeForce series of cards ARE XP certified. I replaced my TNT with a GeForce MX and no more problems. I hate to say it but Bill Gates really has us all by the gonads this time. I run a small computer repair shop and I'm running into more and more problems of this type with XP. It seems that if it isn't on the HCL (Hardware compatibility list) it doesn't work. In scanning the HCl I feel sorry for a lot of ATI owners. More than half the cards produced in the last three years are neither XP certified or XP compatible.... THIS REALLY SUCKS!
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hardware%xp messup - Guest(nobodyyyyyy) 2003-07-01 10:24:38
- >Sorry but looks like bad news [more] - Tr s33r 2003-07-02 10:03:03 <
  - then again you can try this [more] - Tr s33r 2003-07-02 10:06:23
    - thx - Guest(nobodyyyyyy) 2003-07-02 18:30:31

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Message:	On 2003-07-02 10:03:03, s33r wrote >Did a quick google search for you and this is what I found >---------------------------------------------------------- >Don't bother downloading the drivers.... I've already gone that route. If you check the Hardware Compatibility list for Xp you will notice that the TNT2 64 card (Along with quite a few other Nvidia cards) is not listed as "XP Certified" . Heck.... its not even listed as XP compatible......even though Nvidia has come out with an XP driver for it. I was experiencing some really wierd problems with mine. I found that the GeForce series of cards ARE XP certified. I replaced my TNT with a GeForce MX and no more problems. I hate to say it but Bill Gates really has us all by the gonads this time. I run a small computer repair shop and I'm running into more and more problems of this type with XP. It seems that if it isn't on the HCL (Hardware compatibility list) it doesn't work. In scanning the HCl I feel sorry for a lot of ATI owners. More than half the cards produced in the last three years are neither XP certified or XP compatible.... THIS REALLY SUCKS! >--------------------------------------------------------------------- > >Read more at [url=http://www.annoyances.org/exec/forum/winxp/n1007986834]Annoyances.org[/url]
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