Hi again!
Here are a few ways to identify which video card you have
installed on your computer.
1. Click Start / Run / type: dxdiag
Click the Display Tab
Look under Device for the name and manufacturer
2. Click Start / (Settings) Control Panel
Click Display
Click the Settings Tab
Click the Advanced... button
Click the Adapter Tab
3. Click Start / Run / type: msinfo32
Click on the + Components
Click on Display to see the name on the right
4. Run Aida32 to see what Video, Chipset and Motherboard
you have:
http://www.aida32.hu/aida-download.php?bit=32
5. Get the information from the manufactures website (or store)
6. Look on the Video card itself if you plug into a card, or
7. Look in your Motherboard manual if you plug into the
on board video built into the motherboard of your computer.
Hope that helps you identify the make and model of your video card,
and afterwards, Try updating your Video drivers using these steps:
http://mvps.org/nibblesnbits/Video.html#drivers Good Luck!
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Jimmy S.
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wrote in message |I ran the DXdiag already and they say I have no problems
| at all.. and how do I find out what video card I do have
| to update it? thanks for your answer so quickly by the
| way.
