FX5600 Drivers Install Problem

I finally got the FX5600 128 working after tossing out the old MSI MOBO, which only had a AGP4x, and replacing it with a GA-7N400L running a high end Athlon and 1G of dual channel RAM. After all, it is Christmas - Using WinXP/ SP1
Anyway, here's the problem:
Drivers install fine. PC does a restart, all is well. The FX5600 does what it is supposed to.
But when I do a COLD START, the installed MSI/nVidea drivers disappear and I'm back to the defaul Windoze VGA drivers.
Essentially, if I switch the PC off and then cold start I need to re-install the FX5600 driver software.
Any ideas for a fix out there?
TIA

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Originally posted by NovJoe
Try using nVidia Drivers original WHQL driver.
That's better, or at least on two cold restarts so far, so good.
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