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- nVidia 9500GT - Compatible drivers -

Started by jpsamuel06 , Feb 19 2010 07:04 PM

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#1 jpsamuel06

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Posted 19 February 2010 - 07:04 PM

I just purchased a nVidia GeForce 9500GT. I have tried the drivers from the disc that came with it, and straight off the website with the same result, this error message; "The NVIDIA setup program could not locate any drivers that are compatible with your current hardware. Setup will now exit."

I even just reformatted my computer with the same result as well. Please help.. I'm tempted to just buy another graphics card! This bleeping computer!

Gateway GT5014
Window XP Media Center Edition 2002
3 Gig of Ram
Pentium D 2.8GHz

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#2 JUICYboy

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Posted 19 February 2010 - 09:40 PM

Did you check your PCI-E bus to make sure it works?

And if you did, do you know the card is good it might be defective?

Have you tried to install it on another Comp. just to make sure?

You can also check your BIOS settings to turn on the PCI-E bus so that it bypasses on board graphics.

Let me know how it goes..>

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