I need drivers for Nvidia card on last Vista?
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Hi, you can find drivers for Nvidia cards at their official site: http://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp
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Go to via technology site, they probably have it.\n\nor http://driverguide.com, to download you need to register 1st if you are new.
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http://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp\n\nyou can get em at best buy or basically anywhere that sells that type of stuff
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go to the motherboards manufactures site and download the latest drivers.
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Well, you can go into Device manager and right click your video card, go to properties and click on update driver.  This will do an update via Microsoft.  It will check for any signed drivers on the Micrsoft Update site.  I've had problems with these drivers crashing my machine though, be wary.\nPersonally you should just go to the website of the company that made your card; Nvidia, ATI, etc and just download the most recent drivers.  Now days the installation of these drivers is pretty easy.  Just double click the executable and it does everything for you.  GL.
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Go to the company website...they will have all the drivers you need.
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here is the driver page for the video card\n\nhttp://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp
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geforce.com /  driver.com
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Go to the manufacturer's website and look for Driver Updates.  These are always free.
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download the driver also download directx
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Find out what graphics card you have and visit the companies website, they should offer free driver updates
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Try download.com or drivers.com
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Go online and download the drivers
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download if from \nwww.driversguide.com\nusername: drivers\npass.: all
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If you're using the same hardware, then you need to reinstall the latest driver for your video card. Without the appropriate driver, your video card can't be used properly. Instead, you'll be running with a generic "default" driver, or a scaled-down driver for your card's chipset, that supports only the basic features like viewing desktop windows.
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go to http://ati.amd.com/support/driver.html\nin the left column, choose your windows version\n(you can see what version of Windows you run when your PC starts up)\nonce you have selected the windows, click on Radeon in the middle column then in the right column, look for 9800 (it comes as 1st one underneath the Xcards)\nclick on the Go underneath the 3 columns\nchoose option 2 (click on Display Driver)\naccept the license agreement\nsave  the file\nonce the download is completed, click on Open\nfollow the instruction of the ATI driver installer\nafter the reboot, you may have to go to Control Panel\n(Start button, Settings => Control Panel, Display\nclick on the Settings tab (uttermost right) and adjust the screen resolution as needed
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first, plug the on board video card back in to get to your control panel. \nsecond go to your control panel, click on system, then click on device manager. find your graphics card, and first check to see if the drivers for your new card are properly installed. if they are, find your onboard driver, probably located above the new one and click properties and disable that card, and enable the new card, restart your computer. That should work. \nthird, if your driver was not installed, install it, disable your old graphics card, enable your new card, shutdown. should be good to go from there.\nfourth, if that doesnt work maybe the card is not supported by your computer's mobo or processor. not sure what to do from there. gl