P5KPL-C motherboard

harddisk6564 · 02-28-2009, 10:18 AM

I have an Asus P5KPL-C plate with a 2Duo Core E6400 + 2GB DDRII 667, G Force 7600GS. The running XP Pro SP3 without problems, as was a move Semantic decide to upgrade to Vista, with the result that as much as clean install update after the first Windows startup screen does not receive the signal (if I install XP no problem). With the integrated graphics, NVIDIA if the withdrawals, without problems, but of course, are only 8 MB of video memory, so I reset the BIOS to "default settings". From here begins what worries me: not only does not solve the issue of the chart, but there is no way we operate the integrated LAN, it does not matter the OS, or restoring the image of security guard, does anyone understand what may be happening?

Austin · 02-28-2009, 10:21 AM

Tried to enter safe mode with networking on both systems?

martin · 02-28-2009, 10:28 AM

Thanks for answering poorer. Yes I have already done. My idea was that he certainly had miscount figured BIOS, but after testing I like thousand dead LAN integrated, and for Vista only know that with the integrated graphics with no problems with NVIDIA no picture, so there's no evidence way to reinstall XP and after 2 + years of use and abuse was needed.

vasica143 · 02-28-2009, 10:39 AM

Have you installed the appropriate drivers for Vista?

laressa · 02-28-2009, 10:43 AM

If you are referring to the chart as each other, If you are punctured from the beginning, the installation of Vista finished in black, if done with integrity by installing the drivers from NVIDIA are the blackout, although Vista continues to walk with ... Both drivers updated as earlier versions.

If you are referring to the LAN as possible, the installer can not find the device, which does not appear or activating the hidden devices in device manager.
In summary, I smell something that the board has broken.

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