I cant use the screen saver and i updated my computer to the windows 7stater and i need a video card that is 3D campatible

How to customize Screensaver in Windows 10
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There were times when computer monitors used to suffer from image burn-in issues caused by showing the same image for a long period of time and people used to install a screen saver to avoid the issue. The computer screens today no longer face the burn-in issues, but people still use the screen saver on their computer systems for fun's sake. Windows 10 comes with a six built-in screensavers. Let us see how you can customize screensavers in Windows 10.
Read: Are Screensavers necessary and still needed.
Screensaver Settings in Windows 10 You can get to your screen saver settings directly by typing 'Screen Saver' in the taskbar search box in the lower left corner of your system. Click on 'Change Screen Saver' and it will take you the Screen Saver settings right away where you can adjust the settings according to your own preferences.
Alternatively, right-click on your Windows 10 desktop, and select Personalize to open Personalization settings. Next click on Lock screen in the left pane.

Scroll down the Lock Screen settings and click on Screen Saver Settings. The following window will open. Here you can adjust the settings according to your preferences.

By default, Windows 10 offers the following six screensavers - 3D Text, Blank, Bubbles, Mystify, Photos and Ribbons - nothing new here. Select the screensaver from the drop-down menu and change its defaults Settings, if any are available.
For instance, the 3D Text screensaver lets you customize the text as well as a few other options.

The Photos screensaver lets you display your favorite photos as a screen saver.

Once you are done, click on save and exit.

Create Screen Saver Settings Shortcut

If you access the screensaver settings frequently, you can create its desktop shortcut as follows: However, it is easy to change the settings but if you change your screen saver often, it would be better to create a Screen Saver Settings shortcut on your desktop.
To create the shortcut, you have to right-click on your desktop and click on New > Shortcut.
Type control desk.cpl,,@screensaver in the location space in the wizard.
Click Next and give a name to your shortcut. Click Next and you are done. Give it a suitable icon of your choice.
Use this shortcut to change or adjust your screen saver settings whenever you want, quickly.
You can also create a shortcut to launch or change Screensaver state for a specific screensaver.

did you just install windows on it the only time i ever got this message is when my video drivers were not installed on my computer

Hello,

I would recommend you take a look at www.newegg.com for your computer needs. I have used this site many times and I highly recommend it. The link below will take you to the graphic card section where you can browse all of their graphic cards. On the left, you can sort them by different requirements to make your searching easier.

Click here

Regards,
G33k

To set a screensaver with 3D text on a Windows computer please reference the guide: http://books.google.com/books?id=c4m8wix-lR0C&lpg=PA87&ots=eg8Q7Kdy5C&dq=windows%203d%20text%20screensaver%20guide&pg=PA86#v=onepage&q&f=false.

JUST INSTALL ONLY THE DRIVER OF VIDEO CARD. there are two driver that, 1.) for video card.. second for video card controller. install that all to solve your problem if you don't have driver just download form the support site..

Check the settings for your video card. try to set it to default settings first. try to choose minimal 3d settings for your video card.

It turned out to be a software problem that was installed at the factory.
I can't reformat as the program is corrupted.
It seems I will have to order a completely new program.

nvdia 6600 requires a minimum of 450 Watts of power to ensure that everything works properly. So if you want to continue using your nvdia card, an upgrade will be necessary.

If you want to test to see if it is the nvidia card, you need to remove the card physically from the system, then boot with the onboard video. This action will eliminate any conflicts between the two video cards. Before doing this you may need to go into device manager and make sure the onboard video card is not disabled.

It sounds like you're onboard video card is faulty. Try installing a PCI-E card into the system. Foxconn claims they warant their board for life. It would be worth checking with tech (New board).
I found no bios update that would address a fix for the onboard graphics card. (Unable to function in 3D).
Onboard VGA, page 42 in the user manual.
Foxconn tech support: http://www.foxconnchannel.com/contact.aspx

Hi,

I would re seat the Vid. Card first, and make sure it is in the socket tight, and if that doesn't do it? You probably should try another Video card to eliminate the possibility that the problem isn't with the Video Card in question.

I hope this helps you!
TampaNative