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  1. suprattalljdm
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    Ozzy4 said:
    Ryan2320 said:
    Ozzy4, go to the Device Manger (search it in the Start Menu Select it ) and click Display adapters (the arrow) What is your display adapter (video card)??
    i have here
    Intel(R) 82945G Express Chipset Family - I'm not using it and....

    NVIDIA GeForce 7300 GT (Microsoft Corporation - WDDM)

    im using the nvidia video card so he's probably the problem..


    And i dont know what im suppose to download usama..
    Since it is an Nvidia card, download the 32 bit or 64 bit driver depending on what OS your are using.

    Drivers - Download NVIDIA Drivers
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  3. Ozzy4
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    suprattalljdm said:
    Ozzy4 said:
    Ryan2320 said:
    Ozzy4, go to the Device Manger (search it in the Start Menu Select it ) and click Display adapters (the arrow) What is your display adapter (video card)??
    i have here
    Intel(R) 82945G Express Chipset Family - I'm not using it and....

    NVIDIA GeForce 7300 GT (Microsoft Corporation - WDDM)

    im using the nvidia video card so he's probably the problem..


    And i dont know what im suppose to download usama..
    Since it is an Nvidia card, download the 32 bit or 64 bit driver depending on what OS your are using.

    Drivers - Download NVIDIA Drivers
    i already downloaded the driver and it doesnt working..
    i downloaded Geforce 7 series windows 7 32-bit
    and its not good.. it tells me that is not suitable to my video card
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  4. suprattalljdm
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    Can you right click the card in Device Manager and click properties. What info does it say on the driver tab for driver date and driver version?
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  6. Ozzy4
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    suprattalljdm said:
    Can you right click the card in Device Manager and click properties. What info does it say on the driver tab for driver date and driver version?
    Thanks for helping me man...
    Driver Date: 14/05/2009
    Driver Version: 8.15.11.8593

    the driver date is pretty old ha?
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  7. suprattalljdm
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    Ozzy4 said:
    suprattalljdm said:
    Can you right click the card in Device Manager and click properties. What info does it say on the driver tab for driver date and driver version?
    Thanks for helping me man...
    Driver Date: 14/05/2009
    Driver Version: 8.15.11.8593

    the driver date is pretty old ha?
    Not super old but there should be a more current version.

    The Nvidia 9800GT on my office computer shows a driver date of 9/27/2009 and a driver version of 8.16.11.9107.

    If you have the driver file on your comp still, run it again and this time choose uninstall. Then try to reinstall it again. Sometimes that will work to fix any problems it has.
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  8. Ozzy4
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    i already tried to do that and it seems like the driver i downloaded is not suitable to my computer.. but i downloaded Geforce 7 series.. and i did everything good.. i cant find out the problem here

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  10. Ozzy4
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    ??? i gotta fix it!
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  11. suprattalljdm
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    Are you using Windows 7 32 bit or 64 bit?
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  12. Ozzy4
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    32 bit...
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  13. Ozzy4
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    You gotta help me here guys !
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