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eyjaay wrote: How would I know if my graphics card driver is old?
First find what is your graphic card's manufacturer and model, and then download the latest drivers for it in the official web site. My experience is that the drivers coming with windows do not enable all the features your graphic card has.
You are the second user having this problem and I would like to find what is the problem here. It is limited to Windows 7 only so far.
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(this is from www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/telepresen...ndows_pc_kb_540.html - first result on Google for "windows 7 get graphics card info")How do I find out which graphics card and driver my Windows pc has?
If you are not sure which card is in the computer, the exact name of your graphics card is available in the Windows Display Settings, that you can find through the Control Panel. You can also run Microsoft's DirectX diagnostic tool to get this information:
From the Start menu, open the Run dialog box.
Type dxdiag
Click on the Display tab of the dialog that opens to find graphics card information.
Get the info from there. After that, search for the graphics card model + driver + Windows 7 + download on Google to get a download link for the newest version. Make sure the site you download from is actually the vendor of the graphics card.
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