After format can't find the drivers of my computer  

Hello guys,my name is Thanos and i am from Greece.Recently(just right now to tell the truth ) i've formated my pc...I had windows 7,i have now win 7 :) .I forced to do this because of the blue screen of death... .Everything works fine!the only problem is thas after format i can't find the nvidia drivers and more...I made my pc on my own it is not a special model...Is there any program can do this job for me?or i have to go deeeper?i don't have the cases and the cd's of the graphics cards e.c.t . Plese help me i want to play Assasins Creed!!! Thanks in advance

You can download the drivers from the manufacturer's website.

For better help with problems, Can you post your specs.
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well,i didn't expect someone to reply much too fast!thank you.... you are the best :)

i don't know how to thank you man!!!It works...I found the driver through the cpuz applications.Thanks again.\

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hi i have a HP pavilion media center and i recently had to format my pc since i wasnt able to install anything on it and when i had to reinstall windows 7 now i cant seem to make my video card to work even my aero doesnt seem to work anymore. (everything is factory on my PC except for the ram which i upgraded from the standard 512) i want to ask if i can still fix this since on the website of HP for my unit they only have drivers for XP should i revert and just install windows xp on my pc or is there something else i can do this problem has been quite frustrating and it would help to get some suggestions...

When you have a computer, you should be aware of what hardware is inside. If not, use something like Speccy to get the hardware for you...although in some cases, software won't detect the card unless it's drivers are loaded.

If worse comes to worse, open the case and look on the card itself. Then you go to the manufacturer's website and get the drivers. The card is likely an AMD/ATI or an Nvidia.

In your situation, going to the site for XP drivers will at least tell you what drivers graphics card you should have.

DeaconFrost said:

When you have a computer, you should be aware of what hardware is inside. If not, use something like Speccy to get the hardware for you...although in some cases, software won't detect the card unless it's drivers are loaded.

If worse comes to worse, open the case and look on the card itself. Then you go to the manufacturer's website and get the drivers. The card is likely an AMD/ATI or an Nvidia.

In your situation, going to the site for XP drivers will at least tell you what drivers graphics card you should have.

thanks it help me a lot...my pc works fine now...