my graphic accelerator card is not supporting windows XP, tall me the reason?
115056
It's the other way around - WinXP isn't supporting your card. Have you searched for XP drivers for the card?  What are the make and model numbers of the card?  More info, please. :)
80860
I had the same  problem. the  drivers  for  it  was  only  windows  95-98.  i  had to  go  to  the  visioneer  home  page  and  download  drivers  for  xp  hope  this  helped
1181311
ok, it sounds like the video card might just be bad.  But there are some basic touble shooting step you can take before going to dealer were you bought the card.\n\n1st Make sure you have lasest video drive and the latest version of Directx.   Once your sure of that run the directx test.  New card can past this test and still have things wrong but if it fails one of the test it can tell you what's wrong.\n\n2st If you have the old card that worked, try reinstalling that to confirm there are no other hardware issues.\n\nIf you are still having the problem it's more likely a software problem or believe it or not another piece of hardware is having an issue, like a memory going bad on the mother board, I've seen it happen before.  And it's not uncommon to have issue pop up when other hardware is upgraded.\n\n3nd Make sure everything is plugged in nice and tight.  Again it's not uncommon to loosen a connection somewhere and not even be aware of it.\n\n4rd Reinstall New card, boot to safemode (F8) will computer it turning on but not yet in windows.\n\nMake sure to removed all old video drivers (I find we don't have to do this with XP as often as with win98 but since your having a problem it's best to be sure there is no driver conflict going on.\n\n5th Once done, reboot by turning power off and then on. (don't use reboot switch or windows reboot)  Again xp is more reliable but it can still has problems time to time so a cold boot is best for this.\n\n6th. Once you are booting in, hopefully XP will detect the new card and you can install the drivers.  Once they are installed, reboot again and do a cold boot like before.\n\n7th Back in again and things looking good, go and make sure you have the lastest driver (Might also make sure you have the most current version of the video driver.)\n\nTest driver, run the directx test again.\n\n\nIf you've done all the above and made sure the onboard video it turned off on the mother board, I'd say it's a card problem and you need to talk with dealer.  At least by doing the above you can tell the dealer what you did and why you think it's the card.  especially if old video card is still working.
783339
you may find that its not man enough to handle XP, try to install 2000 instead\n\nalso you may be suffereing from a lack of memory
929536
get a new card - many old ones aren't supported on XP - they are dirt cheap so just pick one up and all will be well.  I had to get a new one with XP.
44421
I think the most of the current drivers already support OpenGL.Here's the link:\nhttp://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_2k_81.98.html\n(BY the way i assumed that you're using a 32-bit Windows XP.)
160070
i would first go to device manager and remove the card completely then turn off the computer restart xp will find it and install using your driver disk if that does not work try hitting start, run type in sfc /scannow (include the space) this will look for missing or corrupt files and hopefully fix em. have your original disk ready it may ask for it. good luck!
115810
if it is a retail copy of XP, try contacting microsoft support, but if it is an OEM version (ie. came with the PC) you probably will have to contact the computer manufacturer or reseller.
447570
chk ur graphic card especially the 3d support , go \n( start==run==type dxdiag , ok) then chk ur pc totaly
796814
Try windows update\nhttp://www.windowsupdate.com/\n\ndo not go for express installs, but use it manually, there you should find drivers for video cards.\n\n\nIf that fails, try the vendor of your graphics card. They might have it (you didn't give details on which vendor it is, only the chipset)).\n\nBTW: The type of CPU is irrelevant.
721605
It's probably not compatible with your operating system. For example many windows 95 programs wont work because that was 16 bit, and XP runs off 32 bit processors.\n\nYou can try changing it by right clicking the setup -> properties and changing the compatibility mode until it gives the desired effect (works lol)
845067
Go to Microsoft's web site & down load Direct x9 end user. it will take a few min, but should fix your prob..... Good Luck!
960749
format your c drive and do a clean installation of XP... make sure you have the drivers for your monitor...
399434
I think you havn't installed your graphic card properly. look for it's driver for windows 2000. though you have to know your graphic card brand and model, do you?\nyou also can go to that graphic card production company website and look for driver there...
78657
It may not be your video card. I have the same one and my games play better on the 1280x1240 or whatever it is lol. Anyway. It may be your monitor that doesnt support the advanced graphics.\n\nTry opening your catalyst control panel and change the settings to run whatever the application wants it to be (or the right ones for the app). I do that on some of my games. I can run the sims2 and call of duty. Those games dont give me any problems with that card and I only have 1.5 gigs RAM. So go check it and see what you've got going on. Just in case, I have a yahoo messenger and an e-mail address you can write me, then i will try to walk you through the control center on our messengers. I also have msn messenger and i can get on aim also.
624429
Your graphics card is too old to be compatible with DirectX 9.0C which is required for many if not most newer games. Try to download 9.0 C just in case:\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=0A9B6820-BFBB-4799-9908-D418CDEAC197&displaylang=en
805915
The 95 version is probably not compatibile with XP...;