GF4Ti4200 and NORTON GHOST

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My new graphics cards were finally shipped to me so I installed them, so far so good. Cause on BlackBird was the MoBo changed, so I booted from my selfmade boot CD and created an image of my XP partition with Norton Ghost 2002. It was done, so I formated the partition and start to install XP. Cause it was necessary to reinstall XP on Bluebird too, I have done the same thing like on BlackBird - maked the image of XP partition. After booting from the CD and started the Ghost everything (graphic, text) was blurry. I was wondering why. After some test with starting the Ghost I found out that on BlackBird was not the mouse driver loaded due an error, but on BlueBird was. Maybe the bios of the GF4ti have some problems with hardware cursors (or something this way ?( ). Could a new bios help? I'm a bit scared of flashing. I didn't flashed my graphics cards before. It is really safe and easy? Please help.
 
try the bios setting enable legacey usb support

try also swapping power supplies as i think one may be low on power
 
Maybe we understand us not.
It was done on BlueBird and the mouse is on it connected to PS/2. So no USB problem. Maybe BlackBird could have this problem (not tested).
And BlackBird & BlueBird are both standalone PC's, in BlackBird is a 300W EuroCase and in BlueBird a Fortron 250W PFC power supply.
Maybe U joking with the changing PS? Everything works fine in WinXP under full load and you say that a DOS application that use a graphic mode will cause power supply problem? Let me say> :D :D :D :D :D
 
a board with a gf4 need a psu that can supply 200watts combined on the 3.3 and 5 v rails

most of the time this means a 400 watt plus model

read the psu articles in the bottom section for more details
 
Dear wonkanoby I found the problem!
I have restarted the computer and started Ghost and by moving the mouse the DOS prompt pops up and said: Buffer overflow stuff.
Maybe you are right about the consumation of watts for the GF4 but under WinXP and full load (Quake3, Medal of honor, compressing DivX) doesn't do a thing - so now tell me why a DOS application need more then that above?
 
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