graphics card driver instalation problem?
912215
It might be your graphics card driver, so check driverguide.com. It could also be the latest Java hack, I recommend you scan your computer, its that install the latest Windows Media Codec, while some are legitimate some are malicious.
680971
is your card a intergrated one,and if it isnt check to see if it is seated correctly as i had this error once because i had,nt inserted it properlly\n        go into bios and check the agp&#92;pci setting,it should be st to agp...not pci\n        also try downloading another catylyst driver ,try going to http://www.download.com/Display-Video/3150-2108_4-0.html?tag=dir for the appropriate driver and then burn it to disk,and install it from disk,not file\n        good luck
310954
You need to access the display properties and adjust as necessary.  You can do this by right clicking on an empty part of the desktop and going to 'Properties' then clicking on the 'Settings' tab.  If this does not help, then the drivers for your graphics card may need to be reinstalled/updated.  You do this by finding out what graphics adapter you are using - open the device manager by going to Start - Run and typing devmgmt.msc, then expand the section under Display Adapters or using a System Information utility such as the one included with Windows (if you are running Windows).  You would do this by going to Start - Programs - Accessories - System Utilities - System Information, then when it opens, expand the 'Components' section and click 'Display'.  Go to the site of the manufacturer for the adapter and download the latest drivers for your version.  After installation, you will have to reboot the computer.  Navigate back to the display properties by using the method mentioned above and change your resolution and color depth settings.\n\nIf the above does not fix your issue, then it may be a faulty monitor.  I would try other fixes before replacing your monitor, though.
845660
Take out your "Graphics Card" and restart the PC. The OS will choose the default display driver as supported via the motherboard.\n\nHOW TO GET BACK TO EARLIER STATE...\n\nTry putting the card back... install the drivers from the driver CD (you got from the graphic card people) again... and make your graphic adapter work with the graphic card once again... (Find it in display settings or in control panel)
873821
install the driver and make sure the card is seated in the slot
851799
Right click on your desktop select "Properties" then the "settings tab".\n\nTry and move the ruler to 800 x 600 (1024 x768 after re-boot) and the colour to 32bit.\n\nIf this option is not available,ie it wont move/ work. Select " advanced" in the same window next to trouble shoot. Select the adapter Tab, if its  "Unknown" then your video card has been uninstalled, the drivers are wrong, overwritten, corrupted or new beta versions that don´t work.\n\nYou´ve most probably accidently installed the wrong drivers form the demo CD, or some demo gaem has messed about with you sttings.\n\n Best re-install your original video card drivers. re-boot.\n\nP.S  Whatever you do don´t do what hot honda (user below me) advises, this is not necassary.
174766
YOu should have uninstalled the drivers to the old card first, then installed the new one.\nAlso, you should read the manual to make sure your BIOS settings are correct, such as AGP aperture size, and SHADOWING, etc..
126176
You can download any driver just click this link below\nGood Luck ;)
915381
Ist try just installing the 5200,,and see if the 'puter will recognize>install it.\n\nIt "SHOULD" do it all automatically,,,plug&play.\n\nIf it doesn't and you need to disable the onboard graphics,,,\n\nOn Dells you tap the F2 Key or the  DELETE key,,right after you start the computer and hear the 1st beep.\n\nOn a Dimension,,I think it's Delete,,,,most are F2.\nTry again if one doesnt work,,use the other.\n\nOk,,that bring you to the DOS based Bios Setup Screen.\n\nYou use the Arrows on the Keyboard to get around instead of the mouse.\nThe Up/Down/Left/Right buttons.\nAnd use ENTER instead of clicking the mouse.\n\nYou'll have a few menu selections,,,,,(Sorry my mind is Blank,,,I can't say exactly Which/Where the Graphics settings are,,,sheesh me :)\n\nBut it's Easy to find,,and very obvious.\n\nGo to one menu,,hit ENTER key,,,and look around for it.\n\nWhen you find it,,,use the arrow keys to highlight the selection,,,,then ENTER to open it,\nswitch the graphics OFF,,,,and hit enter again to accept that.\n\nYou will have to hit a certain key to Save the Changes and Exit,,,usually F10.\nBut it will TELL You somewhere on the screen which exact key to Save & Exit\n\nLots easier to do than to explain,,lol\n\nYou'll have no probs,,,,and PROBALY the PC will accpet the FX5200 without having to do anything.\n\nMost modern PC will auto-cancel the Onboard Graphics when nothing is connected to their output..\n\nSo basically,,,by connecting your Monitor to the NEW card,,,you have already disable the onboards video.\n\nWindows will install IT's native  NVIDIA Drivers,,\nbut you'll probably want to install latest drivers fron Nvidia site,,or Card MFGR's site.\n\nIf You have an INSTALL CD,,,,chances are it's Drivers are Better than Windows'....\nBut they are probably not the latest drivers\n\nHope that helps,,,,\nYou should enjoy that new card compared to Onboard,,,it's a big boost in graphics performance
816191
First and easiest thing to try is downloading and installing the newest version of your video card's drivers.  Check your Device Manager under "Display Adapters" for the model, then go to the manufacturer's website and find the appropriate driver.\n\nI could give you more details if I knew the model of the card.
252763
What's your motherboard?  Easier to figure it out that way.  Just need to match your AGP or PCI-E to the video card and it should work.
954463
You need to reinstall the video drivers...If you have onboard video go to the motherboard manufacturers website...If you have a video card go to nVidia or ATI site and download the driver there...If you have a Dell, Compaq or something like that go to their site and they should have the drivers for you model of PC
15010
If you have the old drivers, try reinstalling them, and then trying to do an uninstall from Add/remove programs. I'm guessing some of the installation files have been deleted by chance.\n\nIf that doesn't work, there are utilities available that should do that for you. Like\nhttp://downloads.guru3d.com/download.php?det=167\nHaven't used it myself, though.
1186514
well it could be that you need to update your driver for your grafix card. goto nividia.com or ATI are the most popular if you have a gaming grafix card. Good luck
467671
Try reinstalling the driver for the Nvidia GPu in your laptop.\n\nError happens if : You installed the wrong OS driver by using force.\nOne of your GPU memory chips got some error.(the driver could not specify which chipset the laptop is using)\n\nGo to nvidia.com and get the exact driver.
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I agree that there probably isn't a problem with your graphics card. It might be that the version of Red Hat that you are trying to install doesn't recognize the newer equipment. As another response suggested you may wish to try Red Hat sponsored Fedora Core or one of the other highly rated distributions like PC Linux or Ubuntu which both also offer LiveCD's so that you can test them from the CD and verify that everything should work before you install to your harddrive.
761674
The problem is not the driver but the card itself. It's too old and doesn't meet the minimum requirements (16mb DX 9.0 compatible)\nyou can check ur system compatibility here: \nhttp://www.systemrequirementslab.com/referrer/gamespy_srl?registration_option_id=2611