Blue Screen On Boot (W2K)

[gvuksupport]

I have a number of pc in my building and use ghost imaging to configure as new and sometimes if they are currupt and need the os re-installed.

I have an image file for one particular model pc, which has an nvidia graphix card. The problem is that I have the same model pc, but at some point the manufacturer changed the spec from nvidia to intel. Not sure how many of these pc's have a diffent graphix card, but I can't use this image file on this particular pc and I don't have an mage file for an Intel version.

I'd rather not start from scratch and re-install windows, as the image also contains all the necessary software requirements and configurations .

I was wondering if there is a way of removing the nvidia drivers from the pc via command prompt, like the recovery consol from the installation cd.
At the moment after re-imaging the pc with the image for the nvidia card, I get a blue screen before I can even un-sysprep the image onto the machine.

If I could remove the nvidia setting so the pc boots up and has default video card settings I could reinstall the correct intel ones later!

Any help on this would be great!

Pete

[BRA_SMC]

Try rebooting in safe mode and remove the drivers from there. Safe mode installs basic video drivers and should allow you access to the device manager.

Paul

[cmon]

<a target="_blank" href=http://www.guru3d.com/>guru3d</a>. This site has a removal tool for nvidia's detonator drivers. Might be of some help.

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