I need to download a driver for my monitor because there are only 2 or 16 colors. What driver do I download?
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make sure you have an updated video card driver, monitors usually will work with just a generic plug and play driver, if it's not like 9 yrs old
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Try with drivers.com, when the window opens check at the left side; it will show you about computer drivers.
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switch to 16 colors first... then go back into display, if your video card will handle it then it should give you the option to go bigger. X
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go to device manager from control panel, control panel>system>device manager>display adapters and either rinstall driver or rollback driver. If that doesn't fix it, the in graphics properties, change you monitor driver to plug and play. that should fix you up, if not, email me if you find any other problems and I can talk u through them
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try http://www.driverguide.com \nusername: drivers\npassword: all\n\nsearch it.. you should find what you're looking for
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Hi,\n\nI'm pretty sure this is an Nvidia card.\nYou can download the driver from Nvidia.com
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I think almost all of AGP 4X can work on your PC. If the Color can only be 16 color and 800x600px, maybe you should check the driver. try to download it from web. For example : \nFor ATI RADEON / Other SERIES, try to download a new one from http://www.ati.com\nFor NVIDIA GeForce / Other SERIES, try to download a new one from http://www.Nvidia.com\n\nto check your VGA type, Click right on "My Computer", choose "Properties", go to tab "Hardware", click "Device Manager" and expand the "display adapter" tree. There you can find what's the type of your Graphic Card.
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What type of graphics card do you have? Try to uninstall the display adapter then reinstall it. This should take care of your problem, but the monitor is not the issue here no matter what. The 4 bit comes from the display adapter and that has to be properly installed before your monitor can show the true color.. Hopefully the display adapter is okay------ which I am sure that it is---\nAny other questions, I/M or email me. =)) Hope this helps you!!
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The link below is to nVidia's driver download page.  I did a quick scan of the Release Notes and GeForce 400 seems to be supported.  I assumed you are using Windows XP.\n\nIf not then load the page up from the link below, click on Download Drivers and choose Download Drivers again.
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http://www.driverguide.com/
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That depends on the type of card in the machine.  Typically, the card manufacturer will carry the driver you need.  Try Radeon or Geoforce.  It's bound to be one of the two.
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Check the driver of your Display Adapter.\nIf it is correctly installed, check the Memory of your Display Adapter. And if it is an old one, check how much colors it can support. Some times, the card may not support millions of colors. So you have to go for a new AGP Card\n\nCheers\n\nShab!
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That is on the video card. before you update the hardware, have you tried to install the latest drivers? (often times N-vidia will give the capability of better color options in newer drivers. Im sure ATI does the same thing)\n\nif not, find your make and model of your card and go to the manufacturer's website to see if they have the latest driver for your card and OS\n\n(note: you mentioned that you are on win 98. microsoft is set to end support for it in early july.)
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See if you got any luck with this link...\nhttp://driverguide.com\nyou need to get register to download any driver
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Driver issue, there is not a correct driver for this and WinXP is forced to use default drivers which do not have the correct resolution. The solution is to use PowerStrip to force the monitor to recognize a correct resolution.\nSee the link below.
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try "driverguide.com"
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Verify you have installed the correct drivers for your video card and also that you have the display connected to the correct video card port.  It's not uncommon to have several places to connect a monitor on a PC.