Xfx 5500 drivers download - XFX GeForce FX 5500 Graphic Card

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This is Nvidias's download link. I will outline your entries.
1 Product Type-GeForce
2 Product Serires- Ge Force 5 FX series
3 Product GeForce-FX 5500
Select your o/s and pick your download.

Click on the bellow link to go to the nvidia drivers support page -
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/
Select Product Type --Geforce
Product Series -Geforce 5 fx series
Product Geforce FX 5500
Operating System (windows xp,windows vista ,windows 7) --choose your OS.
Choose your language ..and click Search Button.Next click on Download button.
Regards

get the driver from here:

http://www.nodevice.com/driver/GeForce_FX_5500/get37195.html

Restart the PC and press F8 (a few times). It will give you a black screen with option to start the PC in safe mode and after starting the PC you should remove the drivers you have just installed. After restart you should be able to boot the PC and reinstall the drivers.

Click here to download the drivers for Nvidia GeForce FX 5500
Select GeForce 5 FX Series , GeForce FX 5500, choose the Operating System and download the required drivers.

GoodLuck!
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CreativeTECH

hi, go to http://guru3d.com and download the latest drivers for your card
make sure the drivers are for your operating sys, ie xp, vista, win7...

You'll have to download driver detective or something to download it because everything I've searched comes up with that.

Go here http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
select your product series and your OS, click Search, click Download, click Save and wait for it to complete.
Close the browser and launch the installer.

HI
u can find nvidia drivers at this link

http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_175.19_whql.html

In my experience, game crashes usually occur due to graphic card drivers needing to be updated, they are either old or corrupt. Go to nvidia.com and download the latest drivers. Another thing to check is your device manager for any devices listed that are having trouble or not installed. I can help you more with this part if you tell me what operating system you are using.

Try to get as much info about the card as you can (model, etc.), through your operating system. Then go to http://www.nvidia.com. There should be a download page there where you can download the appropriate driver, based on the operating system that you are running.