XFX nVidia GeForce 6200 256 MB hangs on Windows 7

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• Minitour dc5100 - installation nvidia geforce 6200 PCI - problem

  Hello
  
  I have an old HP Compaq DC5100 minitour, and I wanted to put in a graphics card instead of using the onboard gfx

  as windows kept alert me that I was running on system resources, and video memory.
  
  So after hunting around the net for a PCI card (PCI-e not that I do not have a slot on the motherboard for it)

  which are very few and far between, but I managed to find a Nvidia Geforce 6200 256 MB PCI card: Nvidia Geforce 6200
  That I jumped into one of the PCI free slots on the motherboard and has pulled up the PC... after a second fans
  closed and the PC started her off 4 short beeps (with a red light flashing in time with the beeps located under)

  the power button on the front of the pc), then stopped for a few seconds and then repeat the 4 short beeps.
  and then continued to do this until I turned off the machine.
  
  So I took then the video card back and put it in the second PCI slot, but the same thing happens again.

  Now, I had to take the graphics card and just plugged my monitor on the port of gfx on board.

  Does anyone know why this graphics card stop the pc to start?

  Or is there something I need to do to get it working?
  
  FOR INFO. I can't even get into the BIOS, so impossible to verify anything in there.

  Also, here is a picture of my motherboard and the two PCI ports:

  

  I had a quick glance for the beep codes but cannot determine what BIOS mine is in the list here:
  Beep codes HP

  The only information I could get from my pc has been;

  [Information BIOS]
  
   Provider string: Hewlett-Packard
  
  Version string: 786 2 v01.07
  
    Release date: 25/08/2005
  
        Size of the ROM: 512 KB
  
  [Information on motherboard]
  
    Manufacturer: Hewlett-Packard
  
  Product range: 09E0h
  
  Version string:
  
   Serial number: CZC6071MT0

  Good news!

  After taking all the USB devices on my machine and try again once I had no joy as it is the same with the 4 beeps and the PC shut down.

  So I headed upwards in my attic and after opening 3 old PC I got lucky and found an another PSU ATX which had the same dimensions and was a high-end with maximum capacity of 640 watts, so I it inverted and put the graphics card back in and connected USB devices , and then press the power button...... ..  .  This time there was no beep and the computer =)
  
  This is certainly the graphics card needed more energy than the 300 Watt who was originally in the machine.
  
  Thanks again for your help to solve this problem.
  
  Kind regards
  
  Mark

• My nvidia geforce 6200 is compatible with Windows 7?

  Hello

  I am considering upgrading my PC from XP to win 7 but can't understand if my card is compatible. It is nvidia geforce 6200 the. Can someone tell me, in other words, if it's compatible Please?

  Thank you

  EM

  If the driver is already on the machine and you do an upgrade you won't have a problem.  However, if you do a fresh install, then that is a good question.   In general, I need to download the driver of nvidia geforce from nvidia site (or of the drive by the manufacturer if save you those) and reinstall the driver after the installation.   I don't know why it seems to be shifting for the nvidia driver, but this isn't a great thing.

  To update level or fresh install.

  Then go to the internet and search for the download of the driver...  For corresponds to the best use of the name of your board when you are looking for... for example my ASUS Board is an M4A785-M so I search google with information thus: "drivers m4a785-m."

  The second from the top which brings me to this address: (note that this is an asus dot com, which indicates that it is not a phishing site)

  http://support.ASUS.com/download.aspx?SLanguage=en&p=1&m=M4A785-M&hashedid=ef0qgvMIwOUagAVl

  I download and install the driver nvidia using the Manager of devices (from Control Panel)

  Access graphics, software update driver cards and then navigate to the folder where you have already downloaded and expanded the drivers from nVidia.

  The machine should reboot and come back with higher resolutions, you expect to do with the nVidia Driver.

• HP p6714y: NVIDIA GeForce 6150 SE nForce download for Windows 10

  Microsoft doesn't let me upgrade to Windows 10. NVIDIA Geforce 6150 SE nforce 430 is not compatible.

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  Your PC is not certified for Windows 10 HP.  However, consider thisthread, message #32

  

• HP Pavilion TV 8070a Media: Nvidia geforce 7500, is not compatible with windows 10

  When you try to upgrade to Windows 10 and after preliminary analysis of my system by the Win 10 app, I get a Win 10 error message and can not run the Win 10 update.

  "Nvidia geforce 7500 the, the manufacturer of the screen did not your screen compatible with windows 10.

  I search the Web for solutions but can not find free driver updates.

  I followed your suggestion with a slight variation, and I am now under Win 10.

  Before you start, I did a complete picture of the system and backup using my existing Win 7 and created a repair of the system / boot drive.

  My steps were:

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  2. I tried to start on the key and do not far in the Win 10 installation routine, when I received a message to restart Windows 7 normally and start the installation of Win 10 since the key.

  3. after a while win 10 started but the screen was skewed and none of the options/settings display gives a suitable display. So you don't have to try to correct the display settings.

  4 followed the link for the driver NVIDIA 7500LE W7 32 bit and downloaded the win 7 - 309.08 and installed it.

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• Problem NVIDIA GeForce 820 M installation drivers for Windows 7 64 - bit for HP 15 - r022TX

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  Hi smb1087,

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  2. do you receive error messages or error codes?

  You can try to uninstall and reinstall all the programs and features Nvidia drivers and Device Manager and check.

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  Step 2: Uninstall the drivers from Device Manager.

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• NVIDIA GeForce Go 6100 8 x 64 Windows

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