Pxi not detected under max

Hi...
I have aPXI 1000B chassis with 8156B controller, i am trying to make the pxi get detected under MAX for 1 month now... still no result... i don know what the problem is...

i am using windows xp. the labview version is 7.1 with a 7.1 real time. the max version is 3.3 and the controller is 8156B with 1000B chassis. the pxi doesnot boot into anything, but when i connect a vga port the boot screen look like the one in photo i have attached.
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