re: Colours 16-bit problem
Wednesday, August 24, 2005 at 8:19 pm
Windows 2000 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Steve B
(1514 messages posted)
If you can't find a driver you might be able to plug in a new video card, complete
with drivers. You can get a pretty decent one cheap these days.
If your machine as an AGP 2x slot or better, places like newegg.com will sell you
one for as little as $25. I upgraded my video with a $55 PowerColor 9250 for $55.
If you don't have the AGP slot, you could probably use a PCI video card. It's not
the preferred way, but it might be better than your present video.
On Wednesday, August 24, 2005 at 8:08 pm, Steve B wrote:
>If you haven't installed a Win 2000 driver for your video hardware, you need to
do
>it. The manufacturer of the video card, or the motherboard if the video is on the
>motherboard, will hopefully have the driver. If it's a storebought computer, the
>company whose name is on the computer may be the one to supply the driver.
>
>If it's an old computer you could be out of luck. There are web sites dedicated
>to supplying drivers. You might try driverforum.com
>
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