Motherboard drivers install, Graphic card's doesn't

**gygabite** · 13-10-2008

I have just invested in a new computer.

I've got a 2 CDs with. 1 to the motherboard drivers and 1 to the graphics card. I installed it to the motherboard, but when I try to install it for the graphics card says:

NVIDIA install program could not find any drivers that are compatible with your current hardware.

I have further tried to download the latest driver to nvidia's website without success. Is there anyone who can help?

**gygabite** · 13-10-2008

Have again tried to update with the latest driver from the network. And now I can see the card come under Device Manager. But now running with the lowest resolution and 4-bit color without this can be changed.

**Marthaz** · 13-10-2008

Try to uninstall everything called GFX drivers...and install only the latest from the Internet (if you've tried)

**gygabite** · 13-10-2008

I do not think I have something called GFX drivers installed. The one that is installed now, is the driver from the nvidia network.

**gygabite** · 13-10-2008

Have found out that when I run the latest driver stops the middle of the installation, where it says "Invalid command line parameters". Then it says InstallShield uninstall nvidia Windows XP display driver.

**David23** · 13-10-2008

Toss it back to them and let them look at it.

**kiLLer** · 13-10-2008

Download the latest motherboard driver from intel and install it.
Now the onboard gfx well off in the BIOS.
http://www.intel.com/support/chipsets/sb/CS-026488.htm