Serious problem, graphics card isent detected by computer! - Hardware & Software

Ok, so I wanted to update my Nvidia GT9800, when I downloaded and installed the driver it failed. And now my computer's desktop looks like this: [IMG]http://filesmelt.com/dl/help123456.png[/IMG] what can I do, I need help FAST PLEASE.

Roll back the driver in device manager. Use Driver Cleaner Pro to remove anything Nvidia. Re-download and re-install latest drivers.

Is that not how it looks when the color is set to 16-bit and not 32-bit?

[QUOTE=ica|kvantum;25227919]Is that not how it looks when the color is set to 16-bit and not 32-bit?[/QUOTE] Yep. Driver failure, says OP.

How do I do a rollback?

[QUOTE=MTMod;25227961]Yep. Driver failure, says OP.[/QUOTE] Ah shit, I read the post bad.

What OS do you have installed?

[QUOTE=Encryption;25228058]What OS do you have installed?[/QUOTE] 7 [editline]07:08PM[/editline] I can't rollback! FUCK FUCK! [editline]07:22PM[/editline] Help, someone? I tried everything that MTMod said....

Get rid of the family guy stuff first. :P Then, just reinstall Nvidia's drivers. It should roll over them, if i'm not mistaken. They did when I had this problem.

7 32-bit or 64-bit?

[QUOTE=Tovleman;25228013]How do I do a rollback?[/QUOTE] Install the old drivers again if you can. Then uninstall them, restart twice, then install the new drivers and install them. Tedious, I know. But it worked for me.

For everyone, its windows 7 64 bit. And I have not fixed the problem yet. [editline]06:28AM[/editline] This is shit, I tried to run the Nvidia Auto Driver Scan, and it said there wasen't a Nvidia product inside my computer. I tried Can I Run It, because I know it detects my graphics card, but it said there wasent any... [editline]07:14AM[/editline] :siren: [highlight]!UPDATE![/highlight] :siren: I ran the driver update. It installed, but in the end it said "The install has completed, nothing on your system has been changed" How do I get it to actually change my system?

[QUOTE=Tovleman;25240472]FThis is shit, I tried to run the Nvidia Auto Driver Scan, and it said there wasen't a Nvidia product inside my computer. I tried Can I Run It, because I know it detects my graphics card, but it said there wasent any...[/QUOTE] Try a different PCIe slot.

Your best chance, really, is to back up and reinstall windows. It should install all drivers for you. Because i had this problem and that was the only solution.

How, do I reinstall windows 7

[url]http://downloads.guru3d.com/Forceware-260.63-Win-Vista-%7C-7-(64-bit)-download-2618.html[/url] Try these new beta's They have a clean install option! Try this first plz before format :( (plz dont tell people to format,its not needed)

[QUOTE=dafour;25241249][url]http://downloads.guru3d.com/Forceware-260.63-Win-Vista-%7C-7-(64-bit)-download-2618.html[/url] Try these new beta's They have a clean install option! Try this first plz before format :( (plz dont tell people to format,its not needed)[/QUOTE] Trying that, but if that don't work, Imma format, and reinstall W7. Should I reinstall after installin' drivers??

[QUOTE]Should I reinstall after installin' drivers??[/QUOTE] What do you mean exactly?

[QUOTE=dafour;25241338]What do you mean exactly?[/QUOTE] Sorry restart.

Just do what the drivers asks. These new drivers block windows from installing their 'safe drivers' and continues with the Nvidia drivers. Much better approach then previous drivers! (gtg now,will check this thread in a few hours again,gl)

The one you linked does not work....

Whats the error?

[QUOTE=dafour;25241550]Whats the error?[/QUOTE] It just fails, it says "failed" or something, I don't have my windows 7 on english. [editline]09:31AM[/editline] Is it ment to stay so long at the removing old software???

Hmm i dont think so,looks like something is corrupt. [url]http://downloads.guru3d.com/downloadget.php?id=1655&file=4&evp=b0e23b57cdae2217c3d377655ad3ce34[/url] Try this driver sweeper,and let it delete nvidia display and physx.and then try again with the drivers i linked. From what card did you upgrade?ATI or Nvidia?

I did not upgrade, I had this card since I got my computer. [editline]01:59PM[/editline] Did not upgrade from a card.

Don't reformat. That's a last resort. You're sure you tried rolling back the driver properly? Right click your desktop and click screen resolution. Click advanced settings and then the properties button under the adapter tab. Click "roll back driver" under the driver tab. Otherwise, go back to the window that's under the adapter tab and click the monitor tab. Make sure it's on 32-bit. [url=http://www.nvidia.com/object/win7-winvista-64bit-258.96-whql-driver.html]HERE[/url] is the correct driver for your card. Try re-installing it one more time. If one of the above works, try a system restore.

But everytime I install a driver it says "System has not been affected. If you want to install the program later, you will need to install the program again" Badly translated from danish, but that is what it says....

[QUOTE=Tovleman;25245000]But everytime I install a driver it says "System has not been affected. If you want to install the program later, you will need to install the program again" Badly translated from danish, but that is what it says....[/QUOTE] Remove every trace of the old driver with Drive Sweeper (google it) Then download the correct Nvidia driver and instal that. If it still doesnt work you might want to try reseating your GPU.

Will buying a new card solve it???

[QUOTE=Tovleman;25247405]Will buying a new card solve it???[/QUOTE] Depends on what the problem is.