I need a driver for my ge force 7300 gs video card

Your graphics are integrated:
http://www.laptop-pc.org.uk/acer-laptop-pcs/acer-aspire-8730g-laptop/
What I suggest you do first is uninstall prior graphics software then, download the latest driver here:
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
Product Type Ge Force
Product Series: Ge Force 9M Series
Product: Ge Force 9300M GS
Choose your operating system, click on search, then download. Make sure to check your resoulution.
Dave

The best thing to do in this case is to uninstall the software/drivers, download fresh copy from the Manufacturers website & install again.
Hope this works for you.

Hello sifian_786, did you try to uninstall old video driver and restart computer and go to nvidia website and download latest driver for you video card and install, restart computer this should solve problem you have, are you trying to run dual LCD monitors ?

Now, you have TWO video-cards in your computer.
Either remove the "old" video-card,
or enter BIOS SETUP, and configure your computer to indicate which is the "primary" and which is the "secondary" video-adapter.
Or, within BIOS SETUP, just "disable" the "old' one.

so you only posted a mobo spec?
and forgot to ask a real question in english>?
ok I ran google translate sp to eng.
and see that you said
ILO INSTALLED THE MESSAGE Q DETECTED A NEW DEVICE COMES OUT, WHEN INSTALLING THE NVIDIA DRIVERS IT COMES Q DOES NOT HAVE THE DRIVERS OF THAT DEVICE MODEL GE FORCE 72000 GS PCI EXPRESS 256 MB

what is ILO??????
I guess wild that you are installing and OS
but forgot to say which one
72000 is dead wrong it is, 7200GS.
geforce is one word,
so geforce 7200gs drivers are at nvidia.com
for sure.
here
here it is

https://www.nvidia.com/Download/driverResults.aspx/82758/en-us

vista to w7 only,
Windows 7 64-bit, Windows 8 64-bit, Windows Vista 64-bit
v309.08 WHQL

overheat, you might have damaged it while installing.. etc

so...
your computer don't recognize your nvidia graphic card in PCI Express slot.
you are runing now with computer's integrated graphic card?
if so then you won't have dualview option. in this case it looks for me like you've installed in the wrong way your graphic card.

your NV GeForce 7300 GS has 2 video output?
if yes then you should have the option for 2 monitors on nVIDIA control panel (i have check my nVIDIA GeForce 7600gt and in my case this option is present but is enabled only if i connect the second monitor, so try do so)

you have installed the latest nVIDIA drivers from the official website? http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

check if your video card is corect installed start/run type in " devmgmt.msc ". it will open device manager and under the display adapter tab you should see what video card you use now.

Alright, let's give this a shot. Your system can handle it as the card only needs 71W of power.

Right-click your desktop and go to properties.

Screenshot.

Afterward select the tab at the top reading, "Settings."

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Now select your new video card in the, "Display" region and choose the device to be your, "Primary Monitor."

Screenshot.

Afterward try plugging the monitor into your new graphics card. It should work just fine.

You can always download the latest drivers from Nvidia at www.nvidia.com. Click the "download drivers" tab at the top of the page and fill in the information about your card. This way you'll have the newest software.

well...the 7300 GS is not quite a powerfull board.
frst it may be a problem if the card really support the tv out..
However,if it is just a driver/codec problem,I suggest you to reinstal the windows.the drivers and codecs which you repetedly used can harm your windows registers.
after all this,if the problem persists,you can try instaling and older version of Nvidia driver..many times this old drivers work better..
bye