Windows 7: Computer coprocessor help

i currently have the error of no coproccesor driver installed in my device manager list on 7. recently my onboard graphics card a nvidia 7100 broke and i bought a ati radeon hd 4350 and upgraded to 7 while i was at it. now recently my computers been freezing when playing high end games and am wondering if this coprocessor driver is to blame? the computer is a acer aspire m3641 3gb ram and a q6600 quad core proccesor can anyone explain why the computer freezes, if it is the driver and if they can help me fix it.

You have a couple of problems, your board uses an nVidia chip set and going to Windows 7 you probably needed to upgrade the BIOS on the mobo and the chipset which is responsible for your CPU and the coCPU as well as your SATA and other devices, so upgrading both of these is very important.

The other issue is the freezing more than likely is your ATI 4350, once you get your drivers and BIOS squared away you can tackle downloading CCleaner andDriveSweeper. Go to Start>Control Panel>Device Manager>Display Adapter and uninstall the driver for the ATi 4350 and then uninstall the 4350. Run CCleaner and DriveSweeper and have them clean anything associated with your nVidia 7100 and the ATi4350, once completed go to ATi and download Caatylist Control Center Suite and Drivers for the 4xxx series Version 10.3 (10.4 and 10.5 had issues and I have not tested 10.6, 10.3 is very stable).
Extract the CCC but don't let it install just note where it is.

Shut down the PC then cold boot it, it will find the 4350 and load MS drivers, run CCC and it will find and update the 4350. Once you have done all this most of your issues should be behind you. I say most because you have a lot to do before we'll know.

ok ive gotten all the proggramms needed but i dont know how to update my bios/ chipset is there a place that explains easily?

I have the EXACT same issue, on the same pc desktop
but everything works ok............



Im lost