Hi Wendy,
You should choose the Windows XP / 2000 driver.
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Cheers, Windows XP MVP Shell / User
Jimmy S.
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| Thank you neil and jimmy..here is what i found out..my device name is Nvidia
| Ge Force2 MX 100/200 microsoft corporation
| I then went through the nibblesnbits site which led to the nvidia site..but
| when i went to find the driver for my system there wasn't even the option for
| my computer which is windowsxp 2002 home edition version 2002 sp2
| The only options relating to windows were
| -windowsxp2000
| -windows media center edition
| -window NT4SP6
| -windows 95/98/ME
| So now what should i do since my edition isn't even an option
| Thank you once again for your help. Wendy
| P.S. I don't know what game it was as my daughter told me about after it
| happening.
|
|
| "Neil Dela Osa (Microsoft)" wrote:
|
| > Great suggestions as always Jimmy!
| >
| > What game are you trying to run and what does the window say specifically?
| > I've seen some applications display windows complaingin about your video
| > card because they want a new driver while others are suggesting the card
| > isn't powerful enough to run the game (for example, not enough display
| > memory).
| >
| > | > > Hi Wendy,
| > >
| > > 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!
| > >
| > > --
| > > Cheers, Windows XP MVP Shell / User
| > > Jimmy S.
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com
| > >
| > > Game FAQs:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=FH;[LN];gms
| > > Visit my Zone.com / Gaming Helpsite:
http://nibblesnbits.tk or Call /
| > > Contact
| > > MS Support at:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=sz;en-us;top
| > > My advice is donated "AS IS" without warranty; nor do I confer any
| > > rights.
| > > _________________________________________________________
| > >
| > >
| > > | > > | .Hello one and all...my kiddo tried to download a game and a window
| > > popped up
| > > | saying something in regards to we need to update 'video card' How do i
| > > find
| > > | what one we have with our computer and how to update it. Gee I hope i
| > > have
| > > | used the right terminology so that someone can understand what this
| > > newbie is
| > > | trying to say. I am running windowsxp home edition with sp2.
| > > | thank you for decipher this.
| > > | wendy
| > >
| > >
| >
| >
| >
