I have a an HP media center edition PC. I like to play games alot and
the on board video card was not stout enough to play the games i like to play
so I went and got a new card and put it in one of the PCI slots. I turned
the onboard card off in the bios and set the new card as default. I can play
all the games I like to play now but when I try to open media center it gives
me this warning " your video card or drivers are not compatible with media
center" I don't understand what has happened. I don't see how the program
can require a specific video card. I didn't turn off the TV tuner just the
onboard shared memory video card. As far as I can tell the TV tuner was
never affected and it should still work. The graphics card I put in was an
ATI 9250, 256 Mb ddr ram. Any help you can give me on this situation I would
really appreciate it. I use the media center alot.

Kyle Miller
QuiksilverRN@aol.com

Kyle, best to Update your ATI Drivers. Check here for more info
https://support.ati.com/ics/support/...e&folderID=294

"QuiksilverRN" <QuiksilverRN@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I have a an HP media center edition PC. I like to play games alot
> and
> the on board video card was not stout enough to play the games i like to
> play
> so I went and got a new card and put it in one of the PCI slots. I turned
> the onboard card off in the bios and set the new card as default. I can
> play
> all the games I like to play now but when I try to open media center it
> gives
> me this warning " your video card or drivers are not compatible with
> media
> center" I don't understand what has happened. I don't see how the
> program
> can require a specific video card. I didn't turn off the TV tuner just
> the
> onboard shared memory video card. As far as I can tell the TV tuner was
> never affected and it should still work. The graphics card I put in was
> an
> ATI 9250, 256 Mb ddr ram. Any help you can give me on this situation I
> would
> really appreciate it. I use the media center alot.
>
> Kyle Miller
> QuiksilverRN@aol.com