identifying video card

Start-->Control Panel-->System-->Hardware tab-->Device Manger-->

 

click "+" sign next to Display Adapter.  You should see the name of your

 

video card.  

 

Download appropriate drivers from www.nvidia.com once you've identified your video card.

 

Good Luck

Dale

 

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thanks, I'm in the device manager and don't see a option for "display adapter," under other devices I see "video controller" and "video controler (VGA compaible)."  To the left of these there is a little icon that loks like a yellow question mark with a black exclamation point in a yellow circle over top.  There is also an option further down the tree for "sound, vdeo and game controller" with video coecs as a sub-option.