Video card where can i find a video driver for upgrading 505gr to win7

It either has an Nvidea or a SIS video card you need find out which generic driver loaded so you know which manufacture website to go to to get the Win7 driver. You can as well type dxdiag in the windows file search window and it will display that information if you dont know how to get to your device manager.

Hi,


Do not upgrade to windows 8, with this computer.


If you wish to use windows 8, please purchase a newer computer.


You will only cause headache for yourself and other people by attempting to run windows 8 on this old computer.


Thank you.
Ekse

Hello here is the mainboards homepage:

http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Intel_Socket_775/P5PEVM/#download

Are you running 32 or 64 bit system ???

Make sure the video driver supports windows 7, 32 or 64 bit.

The video card can sure run fine on windows xp but not in windows 7 as it is a totaly different system.

The mainboard has a 1 x AGP 8X slot.

So now you maybe has to find a video card that supports windows 7

Try also to download a manual.

Good luck

If your laptop is a HP Compaq nc6220 and it has been upgraded to win7 you may have reached or exceded your laptops Hardware limitation, therefore your graphic card does not support areo. That said, you can,most likely use vista drivers for your Intel 915GM Graphics Card.

LINK

10th Row from top VGA drivers, it has four Options Second Driver from the choices ATI driver for Win7 x86x64.

Fourth Driver from the choices INTEL driver for Win7 x86x64.

Did your system pass the satisfaction test of Win7

display driver and card may not be ok for operating Win7...if it's 1 on the satisfation level then the display card is not good enough to work in Win7
So Pinnacle Studio may not work....
Thanks
Suresh

Yes and No. Let me explain. You have taken an older board that worked with XP and tried to make it work in Win7 (which is not supported by the board). Add in your graphics card switch, and you have a real mess.

You can upgrade your motherboard (for one that is compatible with Win7 - (ie. a brand new model with Win7 certification) and use a graphics card that is also Win7 compatible, or

Go back to a configuration that worked

try this to update the driver..... first hit the start , go to my computer , hit view system information , hit hardware , click device manager , look for network adapters. hit the + sign beside it , right click Ethernet , and then update driver. Most the time when they need to be updated they will have a yellow ? mark beside them if not still update them . hope this helps

assuming it's XP,right click my computer>properties>hardware tab>device manager, then look down list for network adapters, if its there click the '+' sign, then right click on the network adapter and select uninstall.

Restart pc and the network card will be found and the driver automatically installed.

It should now be in network connections, if not reply back