My video card matrox g450

Hi,

You can go to this link and choose your card and OS
http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/support/drivers/

Good Luck

Hi there please download "drivermax" search for this on google. This is agreat program that will find drivers for anything. Careful though, you only get 2 free drivers per day on the free version so make sure you download the relevant ones using this program.

Thanks hope this helps

Ryan,


Sounds like a nice setup you have going there, but the TV is going to be fussy about resolution. You need to plug in a regular monitor to adjust the resolution to something higher than 800x600, preferably 1280x720, make sure the screen comes back up on the monitor, then reboot the computer with your tv plugged in.

Please let me know if you have any more questions.


Thanks.

HI,

From Here find the drivers for your card:
http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/products/graphics_cards/g_series/g450pci/

Try a different USB port.
Have you checked the hardware in Device Manager? Look for Universal Serial Bus Controllers; check for RED X's.
Make sure all Windows services necessary for USB to function properly are running.
Google any errors, if found, Check event viewer for errors in RED.
Look for legitimate sites like Microsoft, Fixya, forums for similar hardware, Operating system and similar problems.

i have problems for vista window . i instled vista wind in cpu but the main problems is grapics ( cpu model is intel d450 please advise about grapics, how to do and which driver will use. please advice and i thanks.

Everything you described is consistent with the graphics card or drivers not supporting that resolution. Verify you are using the latest drivers available from the Matrox Website.

The Matrox Millenium G450 is a DirectX 6 video card, so it doesn't support the features of DirectX 9, hence, there is no way to make it work. You will need to get a newer video card.

it is the monitor that is causing the problem, you have lost one of your color bands and there is no adjustment to fix it. time to get another monitor. sorry

I will assume the monitor is staying on during the boot process all the way until Windows loads.
If that is the case, then...

• Start the computer
• wait until the initial bios/logo screens for your motherboard go away.
• Press F8 to get the Windows recovery boot menu
• If you see the Windows Logo you would normally see then press rest and try again.
• In the recovery screen, select SAFE MODE
• Boot into Windows and uninstall your video card.
• Reboot the computer the normal way through the start menu.
• When your PC starts back up it should then reinstall the video card, and set itself automatically back to 60khz as default.

Let me know how you go =)