My LG COMPUTER HAS FORMATTED. I NEED NOW ALL THE DRIVERS

If you are using it as a computer monitor, it does not have a driver, it relies upon your video card to have the compatible format. This is consistent when using an HD TV as a computer monitor.

So Identify your video card, download the driver, even if it is an older operating system, the driver will still work if you are on the same basic architecture- 32 bit versus 64.

You need to update your graphics drivers. If you are using an graphics card then you will need the newest graphics card driver updates or if you use onboard graphics then give me the model number and manufacturer of your motherboard and I can have a look for them for you.

Hi Dery,

Try this link:

http://www.techspot.com/drivers/driver/file/information/14255/

Hope this helps

Merry Xmas. Monitor should not need seperate drivers as generic ones will enable it. What exactly is the problem?

Screen resolution can be changed in the control panel of your OS.

your LCD a/d circuit is damage, you need to bring it to LG service center for reprogramming.

Your LG may use a different storage format making it necessary to use a small piece of software so your PC can understand how the information is stored on the LG.
A driver like this is normally supplied with the unit on a CD and self-installs after autostart.
Check the LG website under the link for 'support' and look for 'drivers.' You may also have to supply the version of Windows you have since this can influence which driver you need.

you need to download motherboard chipset, sound, lan and VGA drivers.

Here is the link:
http://www.notebook-driver.com/lg/lg-xnote-e500eb500ed500-notebook-drivers-for-windows-xp/

Hi,

Most TV's including LG's use a small linux micro operating system to run there menus and handle the USB drives, as such many of the drives used by them are formatted in Ext2/3. You will need to install a driver in vista that allows it to mount ext? drives and then you should have no problem accessing it. The link below will take you to a download site for a free driver, but they do ask you to donate. Please if it works throw them a bone as this is how they keep providing such useful software for all of us.


http://www.fs-driver.org/download.html


Hope this helps FixYa,


Chris

hallow dude ,looking for the drivers ,,you can get all of your system drivers from this website

http://www.opendrivers.com/category/12/display-and-video-free-driver-download.html

in this website you need to choose your manifacturer and then click for the drivers which you required

If you used restore disks from the manufacture it would include things like drivers. However if you used an off the shelf xp disk it wouldn't and you would have to find drivers from Microsoft or the manufacture. It sounds like you are missing the drivers, but to double check do this: right click on my computer select properties click the hardware tab and then the button at the top device manager. If you see some yellow exclamation marks or some red 'x's you are missing the drivers. And if control panel says there is no device your missing the drivers. It seems as though LG doesn't offer any support for this model on their site so you need the drivers from another source try a Google search or go to a web site called driveragent.com they have tons of drivers but it does cost money to get them from there. MFR