“Help I have a Vista machine that was updated to 8.1 then 10 pro. It's had a gt 8500 Nvidia graphics card in it. I can't get this card to work in this computer.”

Asked by Atrupia 9 years ago

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It will work, get the driver from nvidia.com
Answered by KevinS_BBYSTAFF 9 years ago
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You may need to remove the previous drivers for the old card before installing the new card. Nvidia Graphics Cards The easiest way to uninstall Nvidia drivers is going into the Control Panel, and go into the "Add/Remove Programs" Select "NVIDIA Windows Display Drivers", and Click Change/Remove or Add/Remove button. Proceed to remove drivers. It will pop up and ask you if you want to save your NView profiles and it wouldn't be a bad thing if you are upgrading to another Nvidia graphics card. Otherwise delete them. You will have to restart to finish instillation. Source: http://www.nvidia.com/object/IO_13955.html
Answered by Mauler 9 years ago
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It might require a higher wattage power supply. I'm only guessing
Answered by Dnsjimenez 9 years ago
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You can try downloading SlimDrivers. It'll scan your pc for hardware currently installed and will recommend the best drivers/updates for your particular needs. Best of all, its free!
Answered by RinTinTin 9 years ago
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