what is my video driver

it automaticly searches for the driver so i cannot point the installer to it. what should i do???? :rolleyes:

After you tell windows to search for a driver, there is an option to "Specify a location". After you check that box a dialog will appear for you to browse to the appropriate folder.

and how do i tell widows to search for a driver?? :rolleyes: (sorry for being such a pest)

In device manager, right click on the video adapter with the yellow ! and select properties. Go to the driver tab and select update driver. Follow the instructions.

when i go on device manager it doesn't show the video driver. is there any other way to get it? :rolleyes:

It was on the screen shot you posted earlier. I can't tell you exactly what its said, because my company's firewall is now blocking your site.

that was when i used a program to report all my drivers. are you talking about the first picture or the second one? :rolleyes:

It was the first picture. Today I can see it again. The device you want to update appears under Other Devices as Video Controller (VGA Compatible). Right click on that, select Properties, then select the Driver tab, then select Update Driver. Select search for a driver, then check the box to "Specify a location". After you check that box a dialog will appear for you to browse to the folder where you unzipped the driver.

thanx :thumbs2: i just found out now that it was video controller :)

oh no!!!!! it has been uninstalled from my pc :sad: do i need the cd to reinstall it?

No, you need the driver you downloaded in Post 12. If the Video Controller no longer appears under Other Devices, just click the "Scan for hardware changes" button and it should detect it again.

i tried to install the driver. but when i go on the folder which has the update on it, look what happens

http://www.wolfness.com/upload/look%20at%20this.png

after i try to install it


http://www.wolfness.com/upload/look%20at%20this%202.png

Try this driver instead: http://download.sis.com/download_ste...1&os=4&x=7&y=5

nope, didn't work.

don't worry to much about it since i'm gonna get a new video card. :)