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28-Aug-2009, 01:22 PM #1
Help Required!!! - Graphics Related...
Hello...
I have Vista on my laptop, and when I first checked, I had a [Nvidia GeForce8400M GT] Graphics Card... I have done nothing wrong, and windows have changed it to a Standard VGA Graphics Adapter.
I installed a piece of software (after the incident) and that discovered what my graphics adapter/card was... Why can't Windows.. I have ran DXDiag and all solutions like that... Is there anywhere to download a [Nvidia GeForce 8400M GT] for VISTA - Vista Only... Or a solution???
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Error : The Nvidia Setup program could not locate any drivers that are compatible with your current hardware.Setup will now exit... I think it is saying this because windows has changed by Graphics Adapter to standard VGA, correct? If so... What can I do?
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28-Aug-2009, 08:12 PM #4
go to the website for your laptop manufacturer and download the correct drivers for your graphics card.
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hi you may need to go into your bios and look for the card and enable it
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