Google earth says i don't have a graphics card

It sais it right there, your graphics-card is not supported. It's probably too weak for 3D applications.
Solution: buy graphics card

Perform a Windows update first to see if there is a Microsoft update for the card. If there isn't, then go to the Acer website, look up your computer, and see if there's an update for the card there. Also, download the various "custom" updates like Directx to install in the computer from the Windows update site.

These yellow specs are called artifacts, and they appear because the graphics card gets too hot. If cleaning out the dust didn't help, I guess there is something wrong with the cooling on the card. Maybe try booting with the case opened, to see if the fan on the graphics card does anything at all. (if it doesn't have a fan on it, you should try cleaning the dust out one more time. perhaps another fan in the system isn't functioning?) If the fan doesn't function, you'll have to either get another one or get a new graphcs card, unless you know someone who can try to repair it.

I hope this helps,
Yannick.

Update video card drivers from the manufacturer website. Update direfctx.

It's your graphics chip and memory I'm worried about and whether you have shared graphics memory coming out of that 1.49GB, since you "meet" the Display Requirements and really should exceed them for some functions of Google Earth.
Upgrade your graphics board, cause you may just be squeaking by with only 32MB, as 64, 128, 256, and 512MB have been de rigeur for years now.

Hello i find that google earth runs better with directx than open GL

Right click anywhere on you desktop and select properties, the select the settings tab and under the picture of a monitor it will say display: default monitor on ________ name of your graphics card and to find out what memory its got click advanced then click the adapter tab thats it!!

The graphic card may not be able to handle the videos being played. The graphic card may need to be replaced. If it is not the graphic card the memory in the computer may need to be upgraded to keep up with the usage of the computer.

you can get a video card upgrade very cheap, $35-$40 at best buy

try reinstall the google earth after complete uninstall taht happend when connection is droped or some files r missing

plz do aret this post

Hi.

Go to www.nvidia.com and download the latest drivers.

Hope this helps.