2k LG. Simple XP question...
Where's that damn thing located that shows you your audio and video and all kinds of shit like that, monitor, PC, etc. (On Windows XP) ?
2k LG. Simple XP question...
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Control panel.? o.0
Under....... what?
I think you might mean dxdiag. Open run and type in dxdiag lists random info's.
Okay here's the real question. I bought a ATI graphics card say 2 years ago. When I got it, I installed and everything. Had to do a full system restore, hasn't worked since because it's not activated... My computer's been running shitty ever since and I'm fucking tired of it.
How do I know which ATI card it is so I can install it?... Is there a way?
How do I know which ATI card it is so I can install it?... Is there a way?
Also I don't need your Jew gold.
Click the display tab. And there's a little block that says Device. The name is your current Video Card. Just Google the name and find the respective driver.
Also a 2 y/o card is bad. Maybe think about updating if you're into playing games and such. They're really cheap now, if you don't play heavy stuff I'd recommend Nvidia 9600 gt. Probably about 80 bucks now, but runs really well.
Also a 2 y/o card is bad. Maybe think about updating if you're into playing games and such. They're really cheap now, if you don't play heavy stuff I'd recommend Nvidia 9600 gt. Probably about 80 bucks now, but runs really well.
Confide wrote:Click the display tab. And there's a little block that says Device. The name is your current Video Card. Just Google the name and find the respective driver.
Also a 2 y/o card is bad. Maybe think about updating if you're into playing games and such. They're really cheap now, if you don't play heavy stuff I'd recommend Nvidia 9600 gt. Probably about 80 bucks now, but runs really well.
Lol, funny story, comes up with no name. xD. The Name spot is blank.
Lol >_> Your best bet would be to open up your case and have a look at the video card. There should be a serial number on there or better yet the model number.
Pretty much what Confide said. Considering you installed it, you should be able to do that 
If that comes with with no results, you can try this:
Unknown Device Identifier - Freeware Download
No clue if it works or anything, since I haven't used it and just came about it by googling a bit.
If that comes with with no results, you can try this:
Unknown Device Identifier - Freeware Download
No clue if it works or anything, since I haven't used it and just came about it by googling a bit.
right click my computer, then click properties then go to device manager.