GF3 TI 200 PRO VT VIDEO IN PROB

I HAVE A GF3TI 200 PRO VT RUNNING ON WINDOWS ME. I HAVE INSTALLED ALL THE DETONATOR DRIVERS I CAN FIND, AND THE WDM DRIVERS AND TRIED THEM IN EVERY COMBINATION BUT YET I'M UNABLE TO GET VIDEO-IN FEATURE TO WORK. BUT ONLNY ONCE DID I GET IT WITH THE DRIVERS PROVIDED IN THE BOX AND THEN AFTER INSTALLING NEW WDM DRIVERS, I WAS NEVER ABLE TO GET THE FEATURE WORKING AGAIN. CAN SOMEONE HELP PLEASE?

I have no problems starting the process.
I get to the screen that states: "Please click "start" to start flashing the bios."  Under information it states "Update MS-8850 BIOS, version: 1.03
Note: System will restart after flashing completely.
Note:
VGA will go 'BLANK' for about 10 seconds during software EEPROM erase."
After pressing "start"  A command prompt window opens for MSIFlash.exe.  The last line of text is "MSI Starforce Geforce3 Ti 200 Series (nVidia Geforce3 Ti-200) VGA card. VenderID = 10de, deviceID = 201"
At that point a microsoft error reporting window pops up.  After I click "Don't send" I get a pop-up stating "Warning!!!  VGA BIOS update fail, you may need to update the BIOS manual."  And thats how the story ends.
Thanks again

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