You're in Safe Mode and you see the devices loading but stop at " windows \ system32 \ drivers \ agp440.sys " -Īgain, the new drivers have loaded and it's got nothing to do with the bad " windows\system32\drivers Nada, nothing - It's not your monitor, the computer is hung-up.ģ. Video card decided to change the output from VGA to DVI. I also used an LCD monitor hooked up to the DVI output just in case the I use a CRT monitor that can auto sync refresh rates from 60Hz - 120Hz, and screen resolutionsįrom 640 x 480 to 2048 x 1536. The blue/black screen is not your monitor dying, or a monitor that can't take the output resolution of the new You get the dreaded Windows freezes or blank blue / black screen - the new drivers have loaded, just go into Safe Mode ( see the above short version for the fix ).Ģ. Long story short, I'm just going to try and explain some problems you might encounter.ġ. I was going to bore you with the long version but decided not to. How I installed an ATI Radeon 4670 AGP in an old ASUS CULS2 motherboard that took 3 days out of my life - Long version. I now have a working 9 year old ASUS CUSL2 AGP computer, with 512 megs of RAM, which started out with one of theįirst ATI Radeon cards and now it'll serve out it's life with the last AGP card ( AMD Radeon 4670 AGP ) that will be Up into normal Windows and you should be up and running. Hit all the " okays " and power down and boot back Left mouse click to see the properties and DISABLE this device. Under this list, you'll see " Microsoft UAA Bus Driver for High Definition Audio ". If you look down the list of Devices ( Computer, Disk drives, DVD/CD-Rom drives etc. ( Hit Control Panel, System, Hardware, Device Manager ). I powered down and booted back up into WinXP Safe Mode ( it's the F8 key ). You get the usual Window screen for about 10 secsonds, and then it just freezes. Re-booted, so the new drivers can take affect. Is 8.65 and that would be a Catalyst version 9.9. I can't find this version on the web anywhere, so I'm thinking it belongs to HIS. Turned on the computer and installed the Catalyst Suite using the supplied CD ( HIS 3D Graphics Card Driver VersionĠ913 ). I un-installed the old drivers in Windows XP, turned off the computer and installed the new card. I'm upgrading from an old ATI Radeon 7200 64MB DDR (the package really said Radeon 64MB DDR), but it used a Radeon 7200 chip. Used the supplied install DVD of the AMD Radeon HD 4xxx Series AGPĬatalyst Software Suite for Windows XP - 32 Bit. Purchased an HIS Radeon HD 4670 AGP graphics card ( video card ). How to install an ATI Radeon 4670 AGP in an old ASUS CULS2 motherboard - Short version.
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