My motherboard has NO integrated VGA connector, but thanks for the help. I should be able to uninstall the driver from within device manager hooked to the old card and Windows 7 "generic" should take over....I think.
Is it better to un-install from "programs and features"? and get ALL the "sub-programs" too?
These sound like dumb questions from a "Guru" but I've got a lot on my mind. haha
mine only shows the nvidia drivers and nvidia control panel. i plan to remove both as the control panel is (was) bundled with the drivers. not familiar with those other things on your list. if it were me, i would uninstall the works, but its you and i don't want to give bad advice, so YMMV, as they say. i've never actually looked at the nvidia junk via device manager. i typically only see it when i right click on the desktop and choose settings or in add/remove programs in control panel (or whatever that is called in win 7). i plan to remove whatever nvidia there is in add/remove programs and be done with it. once i remove the old card, that device won't even show up in device manager anymore anyway. right?
yeh, i know, i was just being anal about it. thanks for confirming...You can still connect to new monitor to the old card and still do all the above.
Last edited by Jo6Pak; 04 Mar 2010 at 10:12.
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