Msi Gf3 & Asus P4B533-e not works

Before I upgraded to this combination I had asus Tusl2-c.Everything works fine.Then I tried to upgrade to P4.When I tried to install Msi 30.00 drivers they tell me no generic.tv_ file, and after every restart Win Xp told me there is video adapter problem.Then I go back to Asus Tusl 2-c and everything work fine as before.
I can not belive that Asus P4b533-E and MSi Gf3 ti 200 not works together?

Atx case 300W Sky hawk , sqare connector +12V plugged into Mb. When I tryied to install vga card there reported me " cannot install generic.tv_ to destination directory".So I skipped that file, but after restart "problem with video adapter". Asus probe reported me:
+12v= 12.12
+5V = 5.10v
vcore= 1.525v

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The only suggestion I've got so far is to replaced the motherboard with a new one, which likely has the factory BIOS. That's pretty much what I did when the on-site support technician helped me last, and that worked like a charm until he flashed the BIOS again.
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UPDATE #1
If found an interesting reply to this post, where a user posted a link to a graphics card compatability matrix from July 2010, telling a M58p user that one of the video cards he wanted to purchase was not compatible with his machine type.
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Solved!
Go to Solution.

I can't seem to edit this post anymore, for some odd reason.
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I found this post in NVIDIA's knowledge base;
When installing an after-market graphics card into a certified Windows 8 PC with UEFI enabled, the s...
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Hi,
since i bought this notebook I had different troubles with this mouse (included with the notebook)
The mouse often stutters, lags, goes in idle not only in games but also in Windows 8, causing playing FPS being impossible. The pop-up "USB Device Not Recognized" appers sometimes, such as the sound you hear when you plug/unplug any usb device. All latest drivers have been already installed.
I tried to use another mouse and it works perfectly on the GS70. Same time I tried the gaming mouse on another PC and it works perfectly too. So, it's the combination "Gaming Mouse + GS70" that won't work at all.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance and sorry for my English.

Maybe uninstall and reinstall the drivers without the mouse connected? Are you using a USB hub? I had problems similar to what your describing with a MSI mouse while using a hub, before.

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You can drop MSI an email to see if you are able to get an engineering BIOS to try out.
>>How to contact MSI.<<

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