Downloading drivers for graphics card

Do you know the make and model of your video card?
Belarc Advisor www.belarc.com can give you the information.

Then, you need to find the manufactures web site.
I recommend signing up for a free membership at www.driverguide.com
They have a list of most drivers that are availble.

NOTE: if your PC is a "name brand" (Compaq, Dell, HP, Gateway, E-Machine, etc) go to the PC manufactures web site.

Then, go to the mfgs web site.
Select support, or drivers.
Located your specific video card in the list.
Make sure that you select the correct file for the version of Windows that you are running.
Download the file.

There should also be a readme, or similar file giving you details on how to install the driver.

If you can providemore details as to what hardware you have (video card, monitor, PC, version of windows) we can provide better details for you.

Fuzzy graphics are still more apt to be a problem with the monitor itself. Is everything "fuzzy"? Or, if it is just graphics, do they look "blocky"?

Chas

I suggest that you take your monitor to another computer and see if it works any differently on another computer. I suspect that your monitor itself is going bad.

You should not need new video drivers if nothing has changed OS-wise or if you are not getting any errors.

Have u tried booting up in safe mode to see
what moniter looks like in 16 colors? If still fuzzy I agree with other answers that moniter is going.