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Computer techie question
Colin 009:
Hi tenpolequint, didn't post a question yet. :?
Hi M, video card works fine plug'n' play and all that. :)
thermidorthelobster:
Even with plug 'n' play you may find you need to install the most recent driver, if you've not already.
I found Spybot tended to miss some stuff, but Ad-Aware (free for personal use) was more adept at picking up malware in general. (Now I use a Mac so don't have to worry about this crap :))
Personally I'd go Windows Update as a first attempt to fix.
Colin 009:
Windows updates automaticaly.
gnasha:
still b best to get latest update from grafix card main website as windows drivers are not good at all and try updateing to latest version of Windows Media Player i am on ver 10 and also youre sound card drivers again from the site who makes the sound card
here link 4 Windows Media Player
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/download/
Manicminer:
Is your sound card still in the computer?
Maybe you had a combined sound/video card and you have thrown it out when changing the old card.
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