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• I formatted and reinstalled xp to correct some problems and my multimedia audio and video vga drivers were lost. I do not have a CD with info and the Add Hardware Wizard cannot find the drivers. How can I fix it?

  I formatted and reinstalled xp to correct some problems and my multimedia audio and video vga drivers were lost. I do not have a CD with info and the Add Hardware Wizard cannot find the drivers. How can I fix it?

  You may be able to download the drivers from the web site of the manufacturer of the computer.

• driver video vga compatitable - needs an update

  video driver not in the list of hardware, you update the drivers from whedre. Click on a photo, but not therfe.  help, I am tiredx to ask for help and either find or get an answer. Kat nash

  Start > run > type dxdiag > press the Enter key.

  Click the display tab to find out what graphics card is here.

• controller driver video (VGA Compatible) necessary for Dell Dimension 8250

  As I reinstalled win xp on a Dell Dimension 8250,

  and then found that video controller (VGA Compatible) shows a yellow question mark in Device Manager?

  Anyone would be very kind to provide my a link to download?

  Or show me how to find it?

  Thank you very much

  Hi lksusier,

  As you mentioned that the video driver is not installed in the system, you can go ahead and install the video driver using the link below.

  http://Dell.to/Qnizfs

  Please punch in the system service tag and you can install the video driver, once the driver installed, restart the computer.

  Please do not respond for assistance.

• Video update for m8120n card

  I have upgraded my Hp Pavilion m8120n PC.

  Here is a link to the plug on my computer

  http://h10010.www1.HP.com/wwpc/ca/en/Ho/WF06b/12132708-12133156-12133158-12133158-12133158-80230858-...

  I already updated the operating system to Windows 7 64 bit and 8 GB memory.  I'm looking to upgrade the video card then and don't mind the upgrade of the power supply to avoid overheating.

  It currently has a GeForce 7350LE, 128 MB of memory DDR, i/o Ports: DVI, S-Video, VGA

  I do not save files like photos, music, videos and documents on the pc, everything is recorded on the personal media player, to clean the PC. I use adobe photoshop and illustrator, play WoW and Second Life.

  Currently, I have an option to upgrade the video card in one of the following:

  1. 512 MB: $ 79.99

  2 DER III 1024MO $119,00

  3. the strength: 1 610 MB $149.00

   

  The specifications of my computer said that until 623 MB Total available graphics memory as allocated by Windows Vista.

  As I am now running on Windows 7 64 bit, I can go on the 623 MB? I would go with the III DER 1024 MB, but don't know if it will work for me.  And say I'm not for the 512 MB card, I notice the difference in the graphics, or would be - this small difference?

  Thank you in advance.

  Gabygab, welcome to the forum.

  The amount of video memory on the video card is not limited by the operating system.  So, you can certainly buy a card with 1 GB of memory.  This will give you a good performance increase.

  I like XFX, BFG, EVGA, Sapphire and PNY in that order.  These are all very good manufacturers.  The key is to stay less than 9 "long; 8.5 "would be better.  Otherwise, you may have space problems.  The map in the link I have provided may not be the card you purchase, but this is a good example of what you need.  Read the customer reviews on any card you choose.  They give you the straight scoop, manufacturer hype.  At this point, I went to the ATI/AMD cards.  ATI offers software (Catalyst Control Center) which allows you to adjust the fan speed and overclock the card if you wish.  Remember one thing, more speed equals more heat.

  The upgrade of the power supply (PSU) is a very good idea.  It would give you more choices of video cards.  Most of the cards more recent mid-level requires a minimum of 400W.  I love OCZ and Corsair.  The PSU is the backbone of the system, this is not a place to cut costs.  I suggest to measure the existing PSU and comparing them to the one you choose.

• Win7 has exchanged information on the material between the integrated video card and add on video card - need to share in return. Registry hack?

  A remote desktop client from one office to another from 10 feet.  Now Win7 has become confused about the video card.  When you use the add on the map with two monitors on DVI cables, Windows thinks that he uses the onboard video (vga on motherboard).  When you use the onboard vga video, Win7 think he's using the add on video card.
  Windows has exchanged information on video cards.  Is there a way to hack the registry and exchange their return?  Or clear the entries and have windows discover video cards again?
  So far, I pulled the add on the map but Win7 still thought he used it.  I checked the BIOS settings and display settings.  Desktop is a Dell OptiPlex 980.  Using Win7 enterprise.
  Customer does not do without office while it would be re-created, I was looking for a solution.

  They would extend the desktop between the two monitors, but now it reflects only the monitors because he thinks that it's using the vga output (when he really uses the add on the map).  Discovered this when you look at the description of the graphics cards and monitors trying each installer.

  Hello Matt,

  Thanks for posting your query on the Microsoft Community.

  I would like to inform you that, the question you have posted in the community is more on the management of the computer hardware rather than the Windows operating system. So, I recommend you contact the manufacturer of the computer hardware, which gives you a better opportunity to get rid of the problem.

  Dell Community

  Hope this information is useful. Let us know if you need help with Windows, we will be happy to help you.

• AMD Radeon HD 7670 (1 GB) HD graphic card

  For some reason in my device manager it does not list my grahphics card HD Radeon HD 7670 (1 GB), it's like disappeared. I was attemtping update my driver that does not work and the inscription in the devce Manager went poof.

  Now under "other devices" it shows graphics video VGA driver for this device is not installed and am not able to install them either. "

  My HP LED monitor works fine. But I would have my back HD 7670 times registration

  MY system is a HP ENVY PHoenix h9t-1300 8 64-bit windows. Intel i5-3570 3.4 GHz, 24 MB of RAM

  Thank you

  It's strange. I reinstalled several times without any problems.

  Try this: remove Catalyst Install Manager from Control Panel - programs and features.

  If you have to restart,... restart.

  In Device Manager, remove the current graphics card and charge it.

  Try to reinstall the graphics driver AMD unified. If this does not work I guess you have to contact HP support.

  You may need to use restore factory HP after all.

  Sorry, I couldn't help. Wait...

  You can also try a Win Refresh or reset. Here is a link with instructions. Or you can try the Microsoft System Restorefirst. Bring your system back to a restore point before the update chart attempt.

  Jaco

• graphics card place a gradation

  Dear all,

  I need your help on a compatible with my laptop graphics card.

  Existing mobile detail

  (Hewlett Packard) Mobile HP EliteBook 8540w workstation

   

  Currently installed graphics card is Nvidia Quardo FX 880 M

  I want to update my graphics card.

  Here are the required specification.

  I have GB of Ram

  Pixel Shader version 5.0

  Vertex Shader version 5.0

  1 GB of dedicated video RAM

  256-bit

  DirectX 11 supported

  Can you please suggest me the graphics card that can work with my current laptop?

  What you're trying to do with the laptop? You happen to have one of the. 5% of laptops that are not removable and scalable maps called MXM. However, MXM updates are notoriously fickle.

  Your card is a video version 1 GB of RAM, but I suspect that's not able to DX 11. In fact, it's a workstation technical and not really for a game card if that's what you try to do.

  This card meets the specifications of your, but I think it is physically too big and probably draws too much power:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-560M-MXM-3-0-DDR5-1-5GB-video-VGA-card-GTX-260M-460M-upgrade-/140869105468?_trksid=p2054897.l4275

  same thing here:

  http://www.dhgate.com/product/Radeon-Mobility-HD5870-5870-1gb-GDDR5-DDR5/117498255.html

  If you need assistance. A big problem is the radiator. It has to align with the core GPU on the card for an upgrade may require a change of the sink.

• Mini vga cable?

  I have a Touchsmart IQ 775 that has a single output to the external monitor port, with a configuration of "mini-vga. This configuration is apparently unknown in the industry, cable television and even HP.

  I really need to connect the computer to a large VGA monitor and need this cable/adapter, also known as the name of a cable "crossfire." I've seen a number of products, 5188-7281, but this number is apparently the cable that connects the port at the Mo, not an external cable. Surely it is a source somewhere in this big world for this little card mini-vga, RGB/VGA standard, right?  Like the processor fan, who fails each Touchsmart IQ-700 series, they are simply not available (unless you want to pay more than the cost of replacing all of the computer!)

  The machine is 'only' 5 years old, I know is a life in the world of technology, but these cables/adapters must be somewhere! Any ideas? I REALLY need this cable!

  Thank you!

  Doug

  To attribute to malice, that which is explained by stupidity.

  This document entitled adjustment upward your Touchsmart computerHP, the mini-VGA adapter cable was included with the TouchSmart computer. According to the HP COMPUTER HP TOUCHSMART IQ775Partsurfer, the part number for the mini-VGA cable is "5991-7061-cable video VGA (Crossfire). And listed under the wrong part number, it is available on eBay.

  Please send BRAVO

• HP Pavilion Elite HPE-400Y no video output.

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion Elite HPE-400Y computer that I had stored (unplugged) in a bedroom closet bedroom for almost a year.  It was working fine when I put it in storage.

  This past weekend, I wanted to use, so I plugged in and connected to an analog VGA monitor well known on the integrated motherboard video VGA analogue connector.  When I turned on, there is no video on the monitor.  I searched the HP support site and found a statement that said "built into the graphics card or the card PCI Express x 16 slot are usable at once; they are not usable at the same time. "This computer came with a 5450 PCI express X 16 video card installed.

  However, the 5450 PCI express X 16 video card only has a digital DVI and I wanted to use a loose analog VGA monitor.  So I powered it turned off and physically removed the 5450 PCI express X 16 video card.  Then I unplugged the power cord and removed the CMOS battery for a few minutes.  Then I replaced the battery and applied again to power.

  I still do not get all analog VGA video out of the motherboard, not even the BIOS messages it is first energized.

  I also tried to integrated edge connector with a DVI equipped, monitor.  Still, there is no video output.

  So I removed the power and re-installed the 5450 PCI express X 16 video card that has only a DVI connector.  I connected to a monitor DVI equipped and applied again to power.  There is still no video output was two well-known instructors.

  When I turn on the computer, the fan power works, processor and fans of casing run, the blue led on the switch is lit and not blinking.  The Green LED on the motherboard is on.  The Green orange and activity led Ethernet link light are on.  There are no beeps.  I can hear the hard drive starts to work.  I have no video output.

  I use a HP USB keyboard and a USB mouse.  The red LED at the bottom of the mouse is not on.  The shift lock and lock lights number do not light when you press the corresponding key.

  This computer has spent more time of storage that it has been used.  It worked even when stored in a bedroom closet in bedroom.  I checked all the wire connections on the motherboard, with no improvement.

  I would like any suggestions to get this working of the computer.  I wonder if the motherboard has somehow that went wrong.

  Thank you for your help.

  Hello Big Dave,

  Thank you for answering my question / problem.

  I am aware that I can not use an analog VGA connection on the motherboard for a digital DVI input on my LCD monitor and vice versa.  I tried two different montors both analog and digital connections on the motherboard.  I tried to communicate clearly, but I guess that I don't have.

  It is unimportant, now that I've found that HP recognizes that my computer model had a drawing or a manufacturing defect that causes the exact symptoms I am having.  There is here a link to HPs extended warranty program that describes the patterns and symptoms:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03199423

• HP Omni 200 PC 5400-T: video output for TV

  There is a connection at the back of my office above the transmitter IR simply called TV in.  I would like to play a video that is accessible from my office on my HD TV.  Can I use this connection (TV), and if yes what cable I would use.  My TV has a video input into standard components (red blue green) connectors.

  Hi @Dan2012,

  Thank you for posting. I read your post, and I understand that you want to connect your PC to a TV for viewing. I wanted to help you.

  You can use difference cables to connect: video, VGA, DVI or HDMI.

  Here's that link can help:

  Desktop PC HP - using two monitors or more with a computer (Windows 10)

  I would like to know if the document helps.

  To say thank you, click on the "thumbs-up". Accept the post as a solution, if your problem solved, so that other people have the same problem can see it.

  Kind regards

• Cannot use the output VGA on my Satellite A100

  I have laptop Satellite A100 and when I use the my monitor VGA output announcement there is NO signal. I checked my monitor and it does not work.

  This that I would like to know because there is no my VGA output signal does that also mean that the * S-video * will not not a signal?

  I do not have a S-Video > VGA adapter as far trying to save the cost of buying one if it doesn't...

  I don't really know what you're doing wrong?
  Is your laptop connected with VGA cable or an adapter on your laptop VGA port?

  When the monitor is connected please use FN + F5 key combination to switch between an LCD display and connected monitor.
  It work?

• Drivers Ethernet and video for T5026 xp after installing the retail version os are missing. How and where should I go to get back them?

  My Windows XP T5026 crashed.  Had to reformat and partition and reinstall a Retail Version of Windows XP.  Now other devices in the device Mgmt shows ethernet PCI VEN_8086 & dev_1064 & subsys

  PCI\ven8086 dev 2668 & subsys
  PCI Simple Communications PCI\Ven_14F1 & Dev 2F20 & subsys
  Video controller PCI\Ven 8086 & Dev 2782 & subsys
  Video VGA Comp PCI VEN_8086 & Dev_2582 & subsys
  The drivers are MISSING
  Isn't there
  Gone
  Can't go back and get everything.  Where can I find these drivers?
  I would have thought they would have been included with the operating system.
  Help, please. Thank you.

  Hello

  You go to the gateway / eMachines site > search your operating system > download and install the drivers from there.

  http://support.gateway.com/us/en/EMAC/product/default.aspx?modelId=1613

  If you can't get there on this computer > use one you're on now to ask that question here > copy on Flash drive drivers > transfer to another computer and install them.

  See you soon.

• Add a PCI video card disable VGA integrated au245av

  I tried to add a 2nd monitor to my HP AU245AV using a PCI video card.  Unfortunately the built-in VGA port get disabled.

  I was going to add two additional monitors, but this problem has blocked me on 2.  How can I keep the integrated VGA port enabled after adding other PCI video cards.  Nothing jumped eyed me in BIOS and I see no DIP switches on the motherboard.

  mfaklis wrote:
  How can I keep the integrated VGA port enabled after adding other PCI video cards.

  You can not.  Turning off the video of the motherboard when adding a PCIe card is a 'feature '.

• U2415, a VGA and DVI video card?

  Hello

  We recently bought 4 u2415 dell screens for our company's graphic design team, I am a manger IT to my company, but the screen was not given by me and we encountered a problem linking them. The video card has only 1 single VGA port and a DVI port and because of this, I bought several adapters and cables to try to connect these monitors but I still can't get no signal, please help, I'm a little before I sent monitors to the advertiser. For VGA, I bought an active adapter convert it that HDMI port, I connect via dp to hdmi cable and get still no signal. For DVI, I bought a dp cable dvi and im still getting no signal. Please tell me what is wrong and if have a little chance to connect these monitors today before im refer to them.

  The cables you bought are designed to go to DP to HDMI or DVI monitor video card. You can't go back.

  The U2415 of the maximum resolution is 1920 x 1200 60Hz.So forget using the U2415 DP or CDM. The cheapest solution is this =
  Computer video card DVI out-->--> U2415 HDMI DVI to HDMI Cable to