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Step-by-step instructions

Updating Video Drivers for Microsoft Windows - Advanced Method

If the automatic updates is not working, on your PC running Windows, please try this alternate / advanced method. To start, you must determine your video card manufacturer, make, and model:

Determine Hardware

• On Windows XP:
  1. Right-click the desktop, and choose "Properties" from the popup menu.
  2. On the Display Properties window, click the "Settings" tab.
  3. Read where it says "Display:" - it will usually say something like "XYZ monitor on NVIDIA GeForce 6600".
     The first part is the make and model of the monitor. (Ignore this.)
     The second part "NVIDIA GeForce 6600" is the make and model of the video card. (Remember this.)
• On Windows Vista:
  1. Right-click the desktop, and choose "Personalize" from the popup menu.
  2. Click Display Settings.
  3. Read the window name - it will usually say something like "XYZ monitor on NVIDIA GeForce 6600".
     The first part is the make and model of the monitor. (Ignore this.)
     The second part "NVIDIA GeForce 6600" is the make and model of the video card. (Remember this.)
• On Windows 7:
  1. Right-click the desktop, and choose "Screen resolution" from the popup menu.
  2. Click "Advanced settings" under Resolution.
  3. Read the window name - it will usually say something like "XYZ monitor and NVIDIA GeForce 6600".
     The first part is the make and model of the monitor. (Ignore this.)
     The second part "NVIDIA GeForce 6600" is the make and model of the video card. (Remember this.)

Download Drivers

1. Laptop users: If you are using a laptop, we recommend first checking the the laptop manufacturer's website first, as they may have customized drivers for your laptop. If that doesn't work, then try the list below.
2. All users: Select one of these links to go to the proper site to update your driver:
3. Reboot the computer if needed.

Question: "why is this so complicated...?"

Sadly, outdated and buggy Video drivers on Windows PCs are an altogether common industry-wide problem. There is no easy way to generically update these machines, but we hand out as much information and knowledge as we can to solve the issue.

Best of luck... but it's really not as difficult as it seems.