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so do i just uninstall it?
or uninstall and download the driver for it

This thread keeps changeing, but I'll continue

It's strange but when you add another video card say PCI-Express you still require the onboard drivers (for your old video) Otherwise your new driver setup will say no card found !

But once the card is installed you then don't require the old onboard drivers any longer.

So try this
Search for Vtdisp.dll, and rename it to Vtdisp.old
This file may be in use, so it may need to be done in Safe mode

vtdisp

ok i renamed it ok now shood i have the bsod? when i boot?

for that file (as long as there are no more copies) it's not possible

thanks

thanks for all the help ill reply if i have any more trouble
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!

ok well don't thank yet
Because it is wisest to actually uninstall, as you asked. But I wanted to test (about 90% ish that this will work fully, I believe)

Anyway, the drivers are all under the Windows folder, so if they're not in there don't worry, but otherwise rename to old as well

theres one file i carnt rename

theres one fill i carnt rename but think i no why
i thinks its coz its in a compressed folder and its just the drivers
its located in program files in a compressed fille

no, that ones fine.
Restart time

Omg Ur Like God To Me Now

OMG THANK YOU
it works now thanks
i carnt explain how greatful i am

keep up the good work

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