MSI StarForce FX5200-VT128

Well, before starting, let me say that I only have a few hairs left on my head, I pulled them all out in the last 36 hours. I'm all out of options and you seem my last hope.
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You see, I got this card, with a box that said "FX5200 VT-128". Box looked nice, it had an embeded tuner that wasn't ATI (I thew it out the window, it it responsible for me wearing a wigg), remote control (RF), and a rather new nVIDIA FX chipset that I heard good things about. Besides, I know nVIDIA drivers to be a one-click install and work flawlessly (at least they did so far)
So I got this card into my W2k SP4 box, DX8.1, installed the nVIDIA CD, personal cinema setup. Then the drivers from the MSI disk. Rebooted, and the option to install video capture drivers appeared. Did so and Intervideo WinDVR was displaying TV, stereo sound and all. Yey! Remote controlled TV.
Then the storm came. I got this CATV modem and the installation died at some point. New W2k, SP4, fresh install. Installed the software, drivers, got a BSOD. Mrrr. Went on and installed the web version of the drivers. No dice. Upgraded to DX9. Nope. And so on and so forth, I've been up 36 hours now and I'm turning a redish tint.
IT DOES NOT WORK ANY MORE!
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It worked before. Nothing changed. Same card, same TV, same software, same OS. Tried 3 versions of drivers, all work fine on the video card, but TV tuner does not work, as follows:
44.02 (on CD) - Remote control does not work (There is an FAQ on the site about this, says upgrade driver but link is broken, needs "&kind=10" at the end). WinDVR hangs, so do all other WDM tuners.
53.04 (the one in the FAQ) - remote control still dies, as opposed to the FAQ. WinDVR hangs
56.64 - bad - remote control dies(against what MSI says), windvr does not tune
I currently have v44.02 on video card with capture drivers v2.2, still does not tune. By this I mean that TV apps start, display window that is actually TV, except that it's some kind of start-of-band (distorted, mis-tuned TV station, probably beginning of VHF-L). If I try to autoscan, tune to something, change input, switch pal/secam/ntsc, NOTHING HAPPENS. It's as if the driver got read-only. WinDVR either crashes or scans at about 8 channels/second (used to do around one/s)
You might want to know what else do I want except complaining
Well, please, PLEASE, if anyone has Windows 2000 SP4 and this card (that lists as Personal Cinema FX 5200, as opposed to the box, that states FX5200-VT128), tell me what configuration you have.
Tell me what DX version, what video card driver version (Device manager>Display Adapters > Properties > Driver) and what Capture Drivers you own (check the same for nVIDIA WDM Tuner). And patches, order of install, anything I haven't tried.
I have GIGS of software to put in this installation and I can't start if I need a fresh install.
Also, as a bottom note, I read most of the forum, sticky posts, googled, nothing shows. I'm a system admin and a coder, in a word, a professional, so don't waste time on details if you don't feel like it. Just point me in the right direction.
W2k Pro SP4
DX9.0
Personal Cinema FX5200 (VT128)
512 RAM
Intel 2.8G HT (HT disabled) - It worked with HT enabled, too.
Intel PERL 68something mobo

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La mine merge, dar merge ca dracu! (ma refer la tuner, ca restul merge, mai putin telecomanda pentru ca mi-au vandut placa cu IR Receiver si Telecomanda RF, basca un un disc cu soft schimbat!! )
NVARemote fails at software level, but the hardware works (so what?). It is a known bug that NVRemote does not work with 44.03 drivers. Well now it's known that it does not work with others either.
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tunerul merge dar prinde de cate 2-3 ori acelasi post, dintre care numai o data acceptabil (dar asta s-ar putea sa fie si problema cablului),
Hint: visit Germany - cable, Romania is poorly configured (if you read help, only Romania and China use PAL_D, which is outrageous)
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captura de pe camera video merge dar in timp ce inregistrez ceva "crapa" softul cu mesaj windows de eroare!.
Mine worked, it worked just fine... I swear it worked with 44.03 and capture. But now I have too many attempts at the river and MSI install disk no longer shows the option to install capture drivers.
By the way, installing WDM Tuner (NVTUNEP.SYS) reboots my NT5. HInts?
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Tocmai sunt in sapaturi. Te tin la curent. Daca afli ceva da-mi si mie un mail, te rog!
O sa o fac. Am postat in engleza, poate mai citeste cineva. Eu am mail Ndi at Ndi punct ro.

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MSI finally replied to my questions regarding this problem. Without answering the question directly here is what they have to say:
Thank you for contacting MSI Technical Support.
There is no need to install nvidia standard VGA driver (eg . 56.64 or 53.03) . Therefore, please try to reinstall OS, for Personal Cinema FX5200-VT128 driver, please refer to http://www.msi.com.tw/program/support/dr...ail.php?UID=459 for driver and patch and capture driver.
Thank you for supporting MSI product. Please feel free to let us know if you still have any further issues or inquiries.
Best regards,
MSI Technical Support
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Awesome that worked THANKS!!!!!
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21 VIA Rev 5 or later USB Universal Host Controller
21 VIA USB 2.0 Enhanced Host Controller
23 VIA Rhine II Fast Ethernet Adaptor
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And why does the Driver Cleaner link send me to a religious page. I know that most people often need god's help with GFX cards but surely He's not giving tech support on them now?

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Sorry, I really had to leave earlier.
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I bought a MSI GeForce FX5200 TD-128 last year. It's working well, but I can't update its driver, that's why I'm using the driver that comes in the CD with the video card.
I bought Half-Life 2 yeasterday, and the game recommends me to update the video driver in order to have the best graphic quality, but when I install the most up to date driver, the image becomes the worst of all...
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Originally posted by Kafkacell
What version of the drivers are you using?
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AGP
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Rate 1x, 2x, 4x (4x enabled)
Available Rate 0x00000007
Selected Rate 0x00000004
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Sideband Addressing supported (enabled)
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1 gig DDram 2700
creative Audigy 2
Driver Version 5.12.5.441
Driver Date 10-21-2003
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winTV Tuner Card
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Sorry for my English, it's not my native language.
1. I can't even start my OS. It's the graphic card problem for sure, because when I'm changing it for any other card it works fine. Ok, so when my OS (XP) is loading, my monitor just turns off and the led is blinking. All what can I do is reset or turn of the computer. There was no fan on the vga when I bought it (2 years ago). It was working excellent. And now I can't even run my OS.
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Quote from: ivangelion on 18-June-06, 05:01:18
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I thought all the MSI videocards are red - am I wrong? How can I be sure I've got the card I payed for?
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SORTED!
Thanks a lot for the advice Dr Stu - although I'm not clear whether it was your advice specifically that sorted the problem. Here's what I did:
I removed all Via Uichrome IGP drivers and utilities via Add/Remove Programs off the Control Panel.
I closed Windows XP down and went in to BIOS. Changed to AGP 4X and turned off FastWrites and disabled shared VGA memory.
Installed FX5200 T128.
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The strange thing is, I'm pretty convinced I did all of the above previously. So the chances are that I'd failed to delete some of the VIA drivers properly even though I thought I'd done so. I turned off my internet connection, to make sure that the drivers weren't updated on the sly. I thought I'd done this before as well - but who knows.
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