graphic card
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so my hard disk is fixed now but now the thing cannot detect my graphic card what do i do
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looking at the old topic u started.. i suggest u go to FF8 forums and post your problem... u will get the answer faster since the people here seldom ff8 or no problems with their ff8
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That was my brother's computer. Nolw my computer cannot detect it's own graphic card. You guys are hella dumb.Originally posted by manyu882:looking at the old topic u started.. i suggest u go to FF8 forums and post your problem... u will get the answer faster since the people here seldom ff8 or no problems with their ff8 -
When I use dxdiag it says n/a for graphic card
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quote for the sake of it.Originally posted by Eric Cartman:You guys are hella dumb. -
Answer questions first.Originally posted by Eric Cartman:When I use dxdiag it says n/a for graphic card
1. Motherboard brand and model number out
2. Whether or not drivers are installed
3. Version of DirectX installed
4. Your own computer's graphics brand and model number out
Next, open Device Manager.
Right click My Computer, select Properties. Select the Hardware tab.
Under Device Manager, click on the Device Manager button.
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1. msi k8n neo2 platinum socket 939Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Answer questions first.
1. Motherboard brand and model number out
2. Whether or not drivers are installed
3. Version of DirectX installed
4. Your own computer's graphics brand and model number out
Next, open Device Manager.
Right click My Computer, select Properties. Select the Hardware tab.
Under Device Manager, click on the Device Manager button.
Make a note of devices that has a triangle or circle beside it.
2. yes
3. dunno
4. leadtek 6600gt 128mb w/ tv-out / dvi/agp8x/
i dont see any triangle or circle -
did u go control panel -> add/remove hardware?
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there is no add/remove hardware. im using XP home.Originally posted by gigabyte14:did u go control panel -> add/remove hardware? -
your vga card hate you
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From here. I presume that your motherboard has no integrated graphics. If you have, please disable it.Originally posted by Eric Cartman:1. msi k8n neo2 platinum socket 939
2. yes
3. dunno
4. leadtek 6600gt 128mb w/ tv-out / dvi/agp8x/
i dont see any triangle or circle
To check the version of DirectX installed, go to Start > Run and type in dxdiag
Select the System tab.
Look all the way down. You will find something like DirectX version. Tell me what version is that.
Make sure your drivers are not out of date.
http://www.leadtek.com/usa/support/search.asp?keyword=6600gt&imageField.x=0&imageField.y=0 -
what from here?Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:From here. I presume that your motherboard has no integrated graphics. If you have, please disable it.
To check the version of DirectX installed, go to Start > Run and type in dxdiag
Select the System tab.
Look all the way down. You will find something like DirectX version. Tell me what version is that.
Make sure your drivers are not out of date.
http://www.leadtek.com/usa/support/search.asp?keyword=6600gt&imageField.x=0&imageField.y=0
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That means the graphics is on-board = on the motherboard itself, it's not a graphics card.Originally posted by Eric Cartman:9.0c and i dont know what are integrated graphics
Since your motherboard model doesn't say so, I assume that's the case. Try updating your drivers. -
have you tried to install older version of your vga driver, sometime the latest drive doesn't mean its stable, try to reinstall your older version of the driver, maybe it will works,Originally posted by Eric Cartman:9.0c and i dont know what are integrated graphics
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I hope TS did turn off the intergrated vga in the computer management >.<
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????Originally posted by allentyb:I hope TS did turn off the intergrated vga in the computer management >.< -
u don't have to worry about the onboard vga card lah, have you turn off use older version of driver for your vga card, maybe it will work lorOriginally posted by Eric Cartman:???? -
how do i do that?Originally posted by allentyb:u don't have to worry about the onboard vga card lah, have you turn off use older version of driver for your vga card, maybe it will work lor -
when you are install your driver from the cd, go to the folder that induct driver then select those older version lor, and before that uninstall the newest version of your driver............
that time i install my nvidia geforce 6200, i install the latest driver, then in the end, i can't play mp3, but i can't view video, i thought its my codec issue, but in the end, i spend one hour to realize its my driver issue -_-*, not all the time, the latest driver is stable mah....... -
The cd is 2 years ago one lorOriginally posted by allentyb:when you are install your driver from the cd, go to the folder that induct driver then select those older version lor, and before that uninstall the newest version of your driver............
that time i install my nvidia geforce 6200, i install the latest driver, then in the end, i can't play mp3, but i can't view video, i thought its my codec issue, but in the end, i spend one hour to realize its my driver issue -_-*, not all the time, the latest driver is stable mah....... -
-_-* then..... any error message.......Originally posted by Eric Cartman:The cd is 2 years ago one lor -
noOriginally posted by allentyb:-_-* then..... any error message....... -
have you checked your computer management folder and click on the device manager?Originally posted by Eric Cartman:no -
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