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by rampage0002 Accepted solution
by oh smeg Accepted solution
All that should be required is to install the drivers for your Video Card. You don't need to look for new hardware or anything like that just insert the NVidia CD Rom and load the drivers.
The only possible problem here could be that Windows has attempted to install some NVidia Drivers and they are newer than the drivers on your CD that came with the Video Card particularly if you have applied any Windows Updates. If that's the case and the Video Display is working properly to full color and a decent resolution you are OK and don't need to do anything.
However if you are running at 8 Bit Color you can go into Computer Management and right click on the Video Card and then on the drop down menu left click on Upgrade Drivers and then point the installer to the CD or whatever you are using and allow the system to install your newest drivers.
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by dmiles Accepted solution
1)Try your graphics card CD if available and do a manual install of the graphics card driver,once computer is booted,go to add New Hardware use option to select from list,so don't let windows search for hardware,now follow the on screen to pick manufacturer,if you have disk insert in drive and click on have disk,if not,select manufacturer and then graphics card from right pane,proceed to install generic drivers.You can then go back and update drivers from the manufacturers web site
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