I recently purchased a RAEDON 9550 Video card. help please!?
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Looks like a good card,  at least the specs look good, what is the dxdiag saying? Is your Onboard Chipset still running Audio/Video? \nThe read me and help files at the sites are good. Sounds like you have oir are running 2 Chipsets, one is Onboard and one is PCI Installed, this will cause conflicts. \nTo move the taskbar\nRight-click the taskbar. \nOn the menu that appears, click Lock the Taskbar to clear the check mark. \nThe taskbar is now unlocked. You can drag the taskbar to a new location on the desktop.\n\nThat willl tell you which DirctX you have running and alotta other stuff, just read it, do not make any changes to that file.\nAnother major problem is when the user doesnt Unistall the old Chipset or disable it, in some cases it is installed by Microsoft and has to be Uninstalled for the new card to function, BUT this varies by the time and the type of card. Read all the How to Install and Read Me stuff.
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With the added details, I would have to say the card you bought is pooched.\n\nLaptops are a tough nut.  I build my own desktops, and have done so for around 20 years now.  Laptops, you just don't have the same freedom.  Too many propriatery parts.\n\nYou might want to buy a new video card of the same make and model and give it a shot.  The one you bought was from somebody else's laptop that probably no longer works.\n\n------------\n\nYou are scaring me.  You replaced a video card in a laptop?  Er, how many pieces did you have to tear it into to do that?\n\nDesktop, no problem.  Laptop?  Whoa...\n\n"It's worse than that, it's dead Jim"
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need more information.\n\nIf you graphic adapter is inbedded on your system board look for the manufacturers website or the company that built you computer.\n\nAlso you can check your chipset and do a google search for any video drivers that match your chipset.  You can find this out by checking "Device manager" and expanding the system device settings.  Also check the Device manager for you "display adapter" it may show the correct one regardless of the driver you have installed and download the correct driver
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Make sure you use the new drivers from http://ati.com and not the ones that came with your card...this is a first start. Also, make sure you have the newest version of DirectX on your computer as well.
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Well without knowing your computer specs it is difficult do you have an agp card or a pci-express card currently or if it is a really old system maybe even a pci card. \nOnce you know that it is rather simple by a new card of the type you need.\n1st remove the any divers and software for your old card\nthen shut system down and open case.\nremove the old card and insert the new card \n(note many video card slots have locking clips on the right side of the card slot)\nMake sure the card is fully seated and any locking clips engaged\nreconnect monitor to new card and reboot\nthen just use the installation cd to install new drivers and software and viola done
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You problem is due to wrong driver, cause Dell have their chipset, it require their driver for the right model, so it is not unusual to install the wrong one. \nAnother thing is may be you got a more powerful video card on the Dell, the onboard one is disabled, so even if you install the right dell driver, it cant help. \nIf your case is of the latter, you need to get more info from reading the print on the card, search for the right driver to install then you will be ok.
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yo need to insall your ati drivers, it is in a vga compatibility mode
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Just download this software, it will completely remove any trace of your old video driver (for ATI or nVidia, not sure about anything else), so when you install the new driver, it will function correctly.\nThe #1 problem people have with installing video cards/drivers is getting rid of the old ones. This software does it for you, but make sure you follow the instructions implicitly, or you won't be able to use your computer at all until you have someone fix what you've done wrong.\nedit: Sorry, dude! I forgot the link: http://download.guru3d.com/rivatuner/
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Your video card is in VESA mode. Update your drivers and reconfigure.
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The most common reason for this sort of thing is that your video card needs an updated driver for it.  Go to the website for the maker of your particular card, and they should have the latest driver there for a free download.  Do that, and install it.  Good luck.
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Go to manufacture web site for your computer ...look for updated video drivers for your video card
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Wha you can do is go out to the website of the company you bought it from and look on thier site under support for driver updates. this should help the most
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The first thing you should do is to check whether you have disabled the onboard graphics card in BIOS and enabled this card. \n\nIf the problem still persists get a new graphics card or get the existing card repaired !!!!
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Go to the manufacturer website for the card that you have. Go to the support section and do a search for the model video card you have in your computer along with the word "drivers" you should find a link within the search results that will allow you to download the latest drivers for your hardware. From there simply download and run the installer and the rest should be cake.
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A reinstalation is your best bet, if that doesent work im sure you will have to aquire either a new, or better video card, and then possibly some RAM, but more then likely just a reinstalation of your operating system will work
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check your video card... or you can use the fine tuning of your monitor located at the bottom side of your monitor...
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Check that the monitor cable is correctly connected.\nIf it is, then get a new monitor from some place with a good returns policy - just in case the problem is with your graphics card!!