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That's goo, but download this free utility to get bey detailed information
Then fill out the information in your system specs.
Do you have a name brand monitor or just Generic as it states.
Win 7 isn't detecting my nVidia GeForce 9800
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New #12
Now install the latest driver from NVIDIA's site in the normal way.
In the start menu search box, type msinfo32 then hit enter. Look at system type line to see which version of Windows you have. Download the driver to match.
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With dual 9800gt's in my system I have found the 195.62 drivers to have some issues with my hardware configuration. I would personally recommend the 191.07 drivers unless you need the exact fix(s) offered by the 195.62 drivers.
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New #17
It will, because that's the only reason why that message would be shown when there are no exclamation points in the device manager.
He's running 32-bit Windows.
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it's strange, coz I just tried to install the 32 bit driver and it didn't work.
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New #19
Alright, so apparently your Windows is 64-bit then.
Use the 64 bit driver.
In device manager, right click standard vga. Properties. Details tab. Copy and paste the results there. I will look in the driver files to see why it isn't installing and if your particular card is included. If not, I'll upload an edited .inf for you.
Zip or rar NV_DISP.inf somewhere in C:\ATI, from the x64 driver extraction. Attach to a post using the paperclip, too.
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I don't know if I got what u wanna.
I copied every item from the Standard VGA Adapter's properties and pasted on a blank note. After I went to NVDIA's folder and rar NV_DISP.inf, then I attached here.
Is that what u asked?
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