1 other option may be to remove the device from Device Manager by right-clicking and selecting 'Uninstall Device'. This will force Windows to use the 'Standard VGA Adaptor' but may clear any drive issues that may be causing the card not to be detected properly. You will then need to reboot, and in Device Manager try right clicking then 'Update Software driver' again.
You never know
nice work OS1 other option may be to remove the device from Device Manager by right-clicking and selecting 'Uninstall Device'. This will force Windows to use the 'Standard VGA Adaptor' but may clear any drive issues that may be causing the card not to be detected properly. You will then need to reboot, and in Device Manager try right clicking then 'Update Software driver' again.
You never know
I posted the wrong link then updated it - v195.81 Windows 7/Vista 32bit | NVIDIA OEM - LaptopVideo2Go Forums
tried what u said Shark, Didn't work...tried the 64bit FZ, didn't work...thanks for all the help guys...I'm running out of possibilities
did you try the link in post 20 and ran in compat mode etc?
yea I tried the link and it didn't work...I guess its the card because I put it in another computer that has windows 7 32bit(same results) and I booted up a windows xp hard drive and same results, all saying Standard VGA Graphics Adapter
if its still under warranty ,take it back add a little more cash and get the gtx series card sorry we could'nt help you
Yea imma just get a better card...Thanks for all the help guys I appreciate it
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