@marcoland
What happens, when you remove the ATI graphics card, re-enable the on-board AC97 adapter and then try to upgrade to Win7?
@Fernando
I’ll try, thanks. I’ll try to upgrade to windows7 with an old nvidia 6800 instead.
EDIT:
in the meantime, please could you read these, there are several examples that it should be resolved, but I can’t find my specific case (Mobo & videocard)
forum.hardwareheaven.com/threads/asus-ah4650-agp-issues-ati-hd-4650.191399/
hwupgrade.it/forum/showthread.php?t=1984785
I really hope you can help me, thanks
@Fernando
Hi Fernando, I receive the same error message in both cases (with both ATI and nVidia).
"The upgrade was not successful. Your previous version of Windows is being restored. Do not restart your computer during this time."
I think there is a problem that doesn\
@marcoland
As I already have written, I cannot help you.
This thread is about NVIDIA’s nForce chipset drivers, but not about Graphics drivers.
My last tip: Uninstall the in-use graphics driver, reboot, make sure, that the OS uses the generic in-box MS Basic Graphics Adapter driver, and then try to upgrade the OS to Win7.
This way you should get Win7 installed and you can try to manually update the in-use graphics driver thereafter.