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  • Mar 26, 2011, 04:56 PM
    youdidwhat
    DOING A BACKUP AND UNINSTALLED MY NVIDIA graphics and now everything is TOO BIG!!
    This has been a nightmare,, I have searched for 3 days to reference what program I had, is compatible with my video card, laptop, to no avail. I have a HP Pavilion Entertainment series, running Windows 7, 64bit, Standard VGA graphics , standard display, with a NVIDIA chip type. I know that is the problem when I hit uninstall the screen kind of jumped and then everything was BIG and out of focus!! As you may surmise Im not a gamer , or I would have know what the heck NVIDIA meant. Im a grand mother ,mother , USAF Vet, Nurse and I need your help badly I stay in touch with my family with this darn thing they all live out of state, PLEASE I just need to know witch GeForce series I need . I know I have to download from HP site but there is too many sites with too much information for me. Any help will be greatly appreciated .
    Sincerely, Laura
  • Mar 26, 2011, 05:44 PM
    cdad

    Does your laptop have a model number? Example. HP Pavilion 510.

    That way we can help you narrow it down. Also if you are connected to the internet you can also Click "start" (looks like the 4 color flags LH corner. Then choose "control Panel".

    You should see "hardware and sounds" choose it then choose "device manager".

    In there you should see Display adaptors. You can reload your video driver there.
  • Mar 26, 2011, 11:38 PM
    Curlyben
    The latest nvidia Catalyst driver will do the job for you.
  • Mar 27, 2011, 12:29 AM
    youdidwhat
    Comment on califdadof3's post
    Thank you very much, I thought I had posted a reply? But am being prompted to comment so I shall. I am very impressed I had looked for many answers through my years online and this is the best in all ways so far. I don't know how I missed out on this before. Easy to navigate, and members that are knowledgeable as well as prompt to respond :) Thanks so very mush, I feel better just knowing you're here.
    As for my question after 3 days of no stop searching I had a Windows update come up today I loaded it , it was a the graphics 'update' loaded it rebooted and everything right with my 'visuals' after that.
    THANKS, ASK ME HELPDESK and for sure Thank You- califdador3, Im a momof5, daughters :)
  • Mar 27, 2011, 04:39 AM
    cdad

    Your welcome and welcome to AMHD. Have a look around we have many interesting areas. Feel free to jump in and ASK or ANSWER a question anytime.

    We are an all volunteer site.
  • Mar 27, 2011, 08:11 AM
    Stringer

    Very nice to have a person come back and say thanks.

    Thank you Youdidwhat.

    Stringer
  • Mar 27, 2011, 01:33 PM
    Alty

    Wonderful that you not only got the help you were looking for, but took the time to let us know that it helped. That means a lot.

    We all volunteer here, and most times we're never even told that our advice helped, much less a thank you. So, thank you for the update, it makes it worth coming here everyday to help others. :)
  • Mar 28, 2011, 11:34 AM
    youdidwhat
    Comment on Altenweg's post
    Your Welcome, and I make it a point in my life to show appreciation, the World we live in is sorely lacking in the area
    Of human decency. So know that I truly do appreciate the effort you give and for letting me know that 'my' actions actually gave another human being the desire to continue their giving of themselves. Didn't mean to get on a soapbox its just that, the condition of 'Our World' is glaringly out of tilt -
    I guess we'll see

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