I have not seen that actual error myself, but you do need 64bit drivers -
anything that needs a driver in the 32bit installation, will need a 64bit
driver in it's own installation.
Tony. . .
"BigEd" <> wrote in message
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> at the end of win xp x64 installation a small square comes up with video
> mode
> not
> supported and has three square blocks in it one red one green and one
> blue.
> Does
> this mean it is trying to start RGB video mode? I have two computers with
> AMD64
> CPU's. 1 I built using AMD64 dual core 4200+ ASUS A8N Board ATI radeon
> x700
> video board and 2 gb memory. It is working just fine in dual boot. The
> other is an
> HP Pavilion A1310N with AMD64 3700+ CPU and win xp media OS running 32
> bit.
> I wanted to change the HP to dual boot and add x64. I have been reading
> this
> newsgroup since thanksgiving and have read Charlies blog on installing
> dual
> boot.
> I repartitioned 60gb of the 200gb hd in the hp and formatted it for NTFS.
> I
> left the
> original installation alone ( it is only about 15gb with OS program and
> data). The
> OS is Win Media though. I have read Charlies blog and it does not say you
> can not use that OS. My other computer has the win xp pro 32bit on it.
> The
> video
> card in the hp is ATI x200. Do I need a new video driver? Do I need a
> new
> video card, my other one is ATI x700, or what am I doing wrong. Does it
> have to
> be win xp Pro instead of xp media? Any help would be appreciated.
> u
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