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finished my install of new psu and vid card and am proud to say both were successful...yeah my shit is running...however...when trying to install the vid card with the disc i keep getting the message "the graphics adapter installed in the system is not compatible with the current set of drivers"...so i go to nvidia and download the driver..twice. still get the message and...as an extra added bonus i get at the bottom of the install screen.... installed graphics adapter-not found. Any ideas folks????????



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Billy what kind of video card did you have before? If you had another video card then you mmay have to uninstall all the drives that came with that onme before it recognises this one. If you hjave an integrated video befolre you may hjave to dis able it for you system to recognize this one. My nvidia was that way!  Try it and see. If it works then your happy if not nothing lost either!



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Uninstal all graphics drivers  take the last  of nvidia   and try again

New  cpu  maybey better  new instalation  windows  also  if nothing works



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Also, make sure if your previous video card was an integrated video card, that you go into your BIOS and disable the on board video..



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What didja find?



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1 - Uninstall all existing drivers

2 - boot your windows in safe mode (by pressing F10, but might be another F key

3 - look in controllpannel if ALL nvidia-shit has effectively been removed (UNINSTALL PROGRAMS!!!!!)

4 - start windows, wich should startup normally now, but in 800 * 600 VGA mode, with the standard windows vga-driver.  -DON NOT USE THE "Would you like Windows to find the appropriate driver vor you"  ABORT the windows automatic setup process*

5 - now re-install latest NVIDIA driver

6 - Reboot....

Hope this is of any help, running NVidia since years, 580 GTX at this time, never had problem.

Sorry for the eventual bad translations, I'm running a french version of W7...



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he wasnt runnin into the video card only off his mb..vga is what he has...i told him too get a dvi cord and disable his on board...hopefully that works.



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1 - Uninstall all existing drivers

2 - boot your windows in safe mode (by pressing F10, but might be another F key

3 - look in controllpannel if ALL nvidia-shit has effectively been removed (UNINSTALL PROGRAMS!!!!!)

4 - start windows, wich should startup normally now, but in 800 * 600 VGA mode, with the standard windows vga-driver.  -DON NOT USE THE "Would you like Windows to find the appropriate driver vor you"  ABORT the windows automatic setup process*

5 - now re-install latest NVIDIA driver

6 - Reboot....

Hope this is of any help, running NVidia since years, 580 GTX at this time, never had problem.

Sorry for the eventual bad translations, I'm running a french version of W7...

before i do that how can i be sure my pci slot is working properly. At no time have i had a "new hardware detected message" and if i do a device manger  "new hardware search" nothing comes up. I have manually updated my pci list of shit in the device manager as well. Any more thought s would be great before i pull out what little hair i have leftYellYellYellYellYellFrownYellYell!!!!!!!!



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he wasnt runnin into the video card only off his mb..vga is what he has...i told him too get a dvi cord and disable his on board...hopefully that works.

the cord was 30 bucks and im not sure on the pin config....different from card to monitor...pins above and below horizontal flatpin. ALso, until i'm sure my pci(or PCIe) slot is working, im not getting that new hardware detected post at startup, but if all is good i'll spend the dough if need be.....



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hey bro pins arent gonna be exact... here are some pics of my dvi cord and my video card slots...pretty sure its the same

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here is the one under my monitor...lil blurry but its diff by far then the one on my video card....and a dvi cord hooks in both

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here is my update. I uninstalled alll nvidia shit before trying to install, unfortunately i uninstalled the nvidia ethernet driver and had no internet access as a result, so, i went back and system restored. When trying to install card i had BIOS set to pci, and also tried pci-e, both times i had no dvi cord hooked up. As far as i can tell, the card (9500gt) is a pci-e card, so i would figure the pci-e setting would be appropriate, When i got the cord and plugged into the card, there was no signal yet from the card to the monitor. Gonna try a couple mnore times, cant let my 750 watt power supply go to waste. wish me luck some more fellow idiots.......Yell



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your card maybe DOA need new card if u have another card laying around check that one



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You"ll need a thumb drive...Flash memory stik, and get the drivers on it from another PC then stik em in yours.. Its tough updating with no internet.. Good luck   been there many times


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