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Our VP recently got a new PC, he had an IBM Netvista, now has a Dell.
Anyways, he wanted his All In Wonder transferred from his IBM to his
Dell so of course, we were happy to oblige. However, when I
transferred it to his new machine it doesn't work properly. It booted
to the point of the Windows XP loading screen, however, soon after the
screen went black and nothing happened, I waited quite a bit. So I
switched back to the integrated graphics and managed to get into XP. I
then went into the device manager and noticed that the All In Wonder
was installed and worling properly, apparently XP comes with the
driver. I decided to go to ATI anyways and re-download the driver, and
so I did. I re-installed it, restarted and switched back to the ATI,
and still, the same issue. Windows will simply not load if I'm using
the All In Wonder. The old IBM was running 2000 whereas this one is
now XP, so I believe this may be some issue with XP, however, if
anyone knows otherwise Im open to suggestions. Any help is much
appreciated.
Our VP recently got a new PC, he had an IBM Netvista, now has a Dell.
Anyways, he wanted his All In Wonder transferred from his IBM to his
Dell so of course, we were happy to oblige. However, when I
transferred it to his new machine it doesn't work properly. It booted
to the point of the Windows XP loading screen, however, soon after the
screen went black and nothing happened, I waited quite a bit. So I
switched back to the integrated graphics and managed to get into XP. I
then went into the device manager and noticed that the All In Wonder
was installed and worling properly, apparently XP comes with the
driver. I decided to go to ATI anyways and re-download the driver, and
so I did. I re-installed it, restarted and switched back to the ATI,
and still, the same issue. Windows will simply not load if I'm using
the All In Wonder. The old IBM was running 2000 whereas this one is
now XP, so I believe this may be some issue with XP, however, if
anyone knows otherwise Im open to suggestions. Any help is much
appreciated.