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| As I've already said before, I've been having trouble with my evga.com geforce fx 5200. It certainly was overheating! I improved the circulation by replacing the dirty chassis fan, and moving my rather large sound card down a slot so it wouldn't disrupt air flow anymore. Now, my current problem is that Windows XP (SP2) says "Access Denied" whenever I try to change the video driver. What should I do to stop that error message? | |||
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