Clean install windows 7 cant detect graphic card!

Hi guys, i've been struggeling for a while now with a clean install of windows 7.

First of all it was a pain to install all the drivers of the Dell recource dvd. But okay with most the drivers in place i was trying to look for my discrete onboard Nvidia Geforce 525m video card in device manager. But i just can NOT find it, not in hardware and devices or in the Device manager. I've searched hours and hours how to fix this but just cant seem to understand.

It does see the intel Family HD display adapter but nothing in the range of a nvdia or geforce. My motherboard has been replaced a while ago but at that time the Nvidia worked, it seems like computer forgot its total existence.

Any Suggestions? I'm feeling pretty fatigued about this right now.

hi there!

Yes thats what i did after i installed the wifi ethernet and some basic drivers.

I entered my model number and updated all drivers i could from the dell website.

I have a dell inspiron N5110 with 6 gb ram and intel core i7 2,20hz.

Edit: Inspiron 15R N5110 is the model

Hi, i think its enabled? Here's a picture of the bios menu.

I really am not an expert in these matters.. I understand most things but i just cant seem to figure out problems..

Another picture from my device manager just in case:

maxie said:

If you have Installed both the Chipset Drivers and Rebooted ...

Then Go into your BIOS and see if the GPU is enabled ...

Been trying to get to understand how to do it, but you mean there are multiple chipset drivers?

Edit: including picture of system devices.

Im sorry for those pictures then, will try to do my best.

Everything i can find under Advanced is enabled. Here is another picture to confirm.

Im desperate...

Hello KrmLaaz,

The information you are looking for could be in "Advanced -> Miscellaneous Devices".
Have you tried downloading and installing GeForce drivers from nVidia website directly?
If you try installing, the setup utility will give an error, saying there are no GeForce devices present or install successfully and it should appear in your device manager. Here is direct link to the latest driver for your card (64-bit version) http://uk.download.nvidia.com/Window...ional-whql.exe

Let us know of any results.