Hi, this is starting to annoy me now- I've looked at loads of websites and I can't find an update for my drivers that I need to play a few games on my pc.
My video card is a VIA/S3G UniChromeII - every single download site I've tried has not worked... Please help? Thank you.
PS- Please don't give me the link to the manufacturer's site. I have tried there and can't find anything.|||Hello,
If you use a driver download utility like this one : http://www.officialdrivers.com/drivers.p…
it will automatically detect and download the drivers needed.
It's very helpful and I hope you fine it as useful as I did.
Smiles,
Anna
Friday, April 27, 2012
How to update video card driver?
i want to play this mmorpg game but it keeps reminding me to update my video card driver and i have no idea how to. how do i do this?|||First, you need to find out what kind of video card you have. This can be found in the hardware section of the Control Panel.
Once you have the video card model, go to the GPU manufacturer site (either AMD or Nvidia).
There is a "download" section where you can get the drivers for free.
Hope this helps.
Good Luck.
Once you have the video card model, go to the GPU manufacturer site (either AMD or Nvidia).
There is a "download" section where you can get the drivers for free.
Hope this helps.
Good Luck.
Hey how do i update my video card drivers for my Dell latitude D620?
nough said,
windows xp btw|||Only from Dell support site directly, because Dell hardware will not work with regular drivers, so get them from DELL directly.
Here is a link, you do the rest.
http://support.dell.com/support/download…
(thank you for not copy pasting my answer)|||Go to http://www.support.dell.com and click on download driver and look the drivers up by the model number and installed operating system and installed hardware/devises and click download.
Here are all the drivers for your lap top by model number and OS:
http://support.dell.com/support/download…|||You can use the drivers directly from nvidia, but they are beta (might have some bugs in them). So if the dell drivers do not work, you can give these a try.
http://www.nvidia.com/object/quadro_nvs_…|||http://www.dell-drivers.org/dell-drivers… the program there may help get the drivers you need easily and correctly instead of dell.com. it offers free scan and is good to use. ;)
windows xp btw|||Only from Dell support site directly, because Dell hardware will not work with regular drivers, so get them from DELL directly.
Here is a link, you do the rest.
http://support.dell.com/support/download…
(thank you for not copy pasting my answer)|||Go to http://www.support.dell.com and click on download driver and look the drivers up by the model number and installed operating system and installed hardware/devises and click download.
Here are all the drivers for your lap top by model number and OS:
http://support.dell.com/support/download…|||You can use the drivers directly from nvidia, but they are beta (might have some bugs in them). So if the dell drivers do not work, you can give these a try.
http://www.nvidia.com/object/quadro_nvs_…|||http://www.dell-drivers.org/dell-drivers… the program there may help get the drivers you need easily and correctly instead of dell.com. it offers free scan and is good to use. ;)
How can I reinstall/update my video card drivers for free? PLEASE READ DETAILS BEFORE ANSWERING IMPORTANT!?
I downloaded Second Life and when I try to play it says: Error Second Life is unable to run because your video card drivers did not install properly, are out of date, or are unsupported hardware. Please make sure that you have the latest video card drivers and if you don't have the latest try reinstalling them. I have tried scanning and I have around 33% of out of date drivers and every time I try updating them I have to pay. I need to REINSTALL/UPDATE my Video Card Drivers for FREE! I use Windows Vista, Satelite, Intel that's all the info I think is important, please make sure the information you give is EASY TO UNDERSTAND because I'm kinda young.|||Go to DEVICE MANAGER and update each component, do not do UPDATE FROM COMPUTER, because you do not have the drivers necessary, but choose the option that lets you update automatically from the Internet. That's how I've always done it.|||You did not give any information on your computer or your video board. Make and model please.
You should not be using any driver upgrade software. It is garbage and is usually wrong. It messes up a lot of computers. Waste of money.
Once you post your make and model of computer on this question you can get more help.
Drivers are always free from video card maker.|||It depends on how old your video card is. Most companies aren't making Vista drivers for old hardware. If this is the case you may find open source drivers online that will work.
You should not be using any driver upgrade software. It is garbage and is usually wrong. It messes up a lot of computers. Waste of money.
Once you post your make and model of computer on this question you can get more help.
Drivers are always free from video card maker.|||It depends on how old your video card is. Most companies aren't making Vista drivers for old hardware. If this is the case you may find open source drivers online that will work.
Can i Update my Video Card Driver (Desktop)?
Allright here's the Story, I got this computer for FREE from my girlfriends parents. She works at an office and it was custom built for their company, It currently has the Intel(R) G33/G31 Express Chipset Family. So, my question, is that i was looking to upgrade to a new Video card, but i do NOT know what type of Video card slot my computer may have, if it even has one at all. Or if i can simply replace the current Chipset, but with what kind of video card. I realised that there is PCI, AGP, and PCI-Express. So im wondering if at all possible i would be able to replace this current card i have for something better. Im looking for a Gaming card, and i would like to know how to get ANY specs you guys need. Thank you.|||ok if you open up your computer you will see that it doesn't have a graphics card at all. the graphics chip that it is using is integrated. look at the empty slots and you can tell if it's AGP, PCI, or Pci-Express.
Pci-express is the best one. it is also the longest one and could be recognized by looking at the locking mechanism at the end of the slot.
If you dont plan on replacing the power supply, then look for the best graphics card that doesnt need extra power recognizable by no power slots on the side of it|||There is no such thing as a 'gaming card' Just graphics card. The computer will have a slot for it, yes. Open up the computer and the motherboard should have a make and model written on it. Google the make and model so say it is an Asus m2n sli deluxe then google 'Asus m2n sli deluxe spec' and it will tell you what it is. If it is less than 3/4 years old and it is pci, then chances are it will have pci & pci-e. Or it will be an AGP. Failing that, take it to a computer shop and ask them to tell you what it is. They can't charge you for something like that
Pci-express is the best one. it is also the longest one and could be recognized by looking at the locking mechanism at the end of the slot.
If you dont plan on replacing the power supply, then look for the best graphics card that doesnt need extra power recognizable by no power slots on the side of it|||There is no such thing as a 'gaming card' Just graphics card. The computer will have a slot for it, yes. Open up the computer and the motherboard should have a make and model written on it. Google the make and model so say it is an Asus m2n sli deluxe then google 'Asus m2n sli deluxe spec' and it will tell you what it is. If it is less than 3/4 years old and it is pci, then chances are it will have pci & pci-e. Or it will be an AGP. Failing that, take it to a computer shop and ask them to tell you what it is. They can't charge you for something like that
How do i update my video card to get my copy of Minecraft to work?
every time i open it, it prompts me with "Minecraft was unable to start because it failed to find an accelerated OpenGL mode. This can usually be fixed by updating the video card drivers."
i already have the latest version of java so how do i update my video card driver?|||Try to use "DGT Drivers Update Utility" to update your drivers automatically. It knows which drivers are compatible with your computer. and It can scan your computer, listing and installing the newest drivers for your PC automatically. Google for it to try.
i already have the latest version of java so how do i update my video card driver?|||Try to use "DGT Drivers Update Utility" to update your drivers automatically. It knows which drivers are compatible with your computer. and It can scan your computer, listing and installing the newest drivers for your PC automatically. Google for it to try.
I want to update my video card driver, but don't remember what kind of card is in my PC.How do I find out?
Where can I find the system info for my pc?|||Through device manager or through system information.
Click on start > all programs > accessories > system tools > system information > double click on components (on the left side) > display > look under adapter type/description.|||device manager - right click my computer, manage, device manager, display adapters|||Google the model of your computer followed by 'specifications' and you can check what kind of slot it has.|||If you are using XP, go to start run and type dxdiag then go to the display tab and you will see what card you have and the current drivers. If you are in Vista go to the windows button then the search bar and type dxdiag then go to the display tab and you will see what card you have and the current drivers.|||the shortest way....
Right mouse click on the Desktop >Properties >Setting.
you can see the display card name.
Click on start > all programs > accessories > system tools > system information > double click on components (on the left side) > display > look under adapter type/description.|||device manager - right click my computer, manage, device manager, display adapters|||Google the model of your computer followed by 'specifications' and you can check what kind of slot it has.|||If you are using XP, go to start run and type dxdiag then go to the display tab and you will see what card you have and the current drivers. If you are in Vista go to the windows button then the search bar and type dxdiag then go to the display tab and you will see what card you have and the current drivers.|||the shortest way....
Right mouse click on the Desktop >Properties >Setting.
you can see the display card name.
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