Help me please.....

Mr GRiM said:

Your motherboard is a Nforce 2 chipset and that has nothing to do with what graphics card you have, you need to pull out your Graphics card and find the info on that.

Does Nvidia provide their motherboards with integrated graphics or something?

Well unless you can give us more information then we won't be able to help you, if you are not confident enough then you need to find someone who is that can help you.

If that is not going to possible then your only solution will be to install XP again and as you don't have any idea what drivers you need for anything then you will not be able to play games on XP any more either.

The Graphics card is what your monitor should have been attached to and should be standing upright from your motherboard.

All you need to do is remove the monitor cable and take out the retaining screw on the card that connects to the case and then you should be able to lift it out.

If it won't come out then you may have a release clip on the front of the VGA slot that needs to be either pushed in or pulled out to release the graphics card.

The one that had your monitor connected to it.

Is this the Motherboard you have?



If that is the board you have then it is the one in the large Black slot.

Well it doesn't matter, you should still have the slots on your board arranged in a similar way, notice the one black slot followed by the 5 white ones, it's the black one you want to pay attention to, notice that it's set back further then the others, yours should look the same, pull out the card in that slot.