Black Screen After Installing VGA Driver

Hi, I'm back again.  How are you today?

Let's get to our Business... Since my laptop is R.I.P. (well it's about its AC adaptor), I decided to work on my 10 years old Desktop. When I'm in the middle of my works, *Bang* *Kaboom* "Electricity Gone" (Fav. Quotes by Moonie - A Friend From Lekool). When it back, I turned on my power button.... And......


The Windows didn't work. Tried to use recovery console, it works but errors errors keep appears.... So, I decided to re-install my XP.

Formatting, installing, setting this and that... Download and installing drivers (my CD Drivers were broken T_T )... - Still Fine - ..... Installing VGA, need restart, OK. -Restarting-... then -Windows Loading screen..... then BLACK SCREEN waiting for 10 mins, but still nothing, the Monitor LED blinking (but there is no "No Signal" indicator), trying keyboard numlock.... can't... it's not working....

What will you gonna do? Kick your CPU? Hammer down your monitor and burn it away!

Wait wait.... Chill... Relax... and Googling.... Trying to start windows in Safe Mode And VGA mode -That's work, but didn't fix the problem-.... googling again.....

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How To Enter Safe Mode or VGA mode?
When your CPU started, keep pressing F8, Choose the boot device from your HDD device, but keep pressing F8 again.... and you'll end up in another menu:
- Safe Mode
- Safe Mode with Networking (you can use internet with this one)
- blablablaa ( I don't remember)

- Enable VGA mode (This one is for VGA mode)
- blablabla (etc. :p )

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Found This so many solutions at: http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=4391

Trying one by one... checking my Bios from this solution:


settings i changed two settings:
- Plug And Play O/S (Advanced > PCI/PnP Settings): Changed from Yes to No.
- Initiate Graphic Adapter (Advanced > Chipset Settings > North Bridge Chipset Configuration): Changed from PEG/PCI to PCI/PEG.

But.... It's already been like that.... so, I didn't change any.... but reading at forum above, this problem is occurred with those Nvidia and ATI user.... also, all those solutions are leading into On-Board Video card....  *a lamp appeared above my head*

This what I do:

Game On My Dream?

               Last Night, I dreamed about I'm playing a game, it's a racing game, in that game we can build our own spaceships like in the Spore-game, we can choose how it will be looks like, and some armed weapons added such as Missiles, Laser Gun, or other cool guns which can be used in race.... When I woke up and search in google, I couldn't find any games like this.... or anyone know? or does anyone want to make it?

The Idea is (some of features):
1. Build your own Spaceship (like in Spore)

Image from Google (credit: Electronic Arts/Maxis)

Public DNS

            Well, after doing some experiment about what happened to hypster like what I've said before in announcement, I figure it out that Hypster might be have been banned from my ISP, so I changed my DNS settings into Public DNS from google.

            I'm using a TP-Link router, and this is how I changed my DNS on my Router.

1. Open your Router Management address on your internet browser, how to find this address? It's on your Router Back, access it with your internet browser, type it's IP (as in my picture) : "192.168.1.1" in address bar, and then you'll be asked to fill username and password which are same as in your Router's IF you haven't changed it.