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Mark56's suggestion is just what you need! Excellent!
In order to identify your card's name so that we can find some drivers for it, you need to force the PC into revealing the card's name. The Microsoft article does just that!
If you need help with the command prompt, also called CMD, we'll provide you with everything you need to know.
Remember: you can not copy the text from the command prompt. Windows does not allow it without a third-party patch. But, you can screendump/capture the screen using the "PrintScreen-button" on your keyboard. The results coming from that command prompt-solution would be interesting to study.
In other words, do you think you can post a screenshot/screendump/captured screen of the prompt's results on TechSpot for us to study? As you see in the Microsoft-page, identifying the card is pretty straight forward, but can be a bit intimidating for someone who is not familiar with the CMD.
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Mark56's suggestion is just what you need! Excellent!
In order to identify your card's name so that we can find some drivers for it, you need to force the PC into revealing the card's name. The Microsoft article does just that!
If you need help with the command prompt, also called CMD, we'll provide you with everything you need to know.
Remember: you can not copy the text from the command prompt. Windows does not allow it without a third-party patch. But, you can screendump/capture the screen using the "PrintScreen-button" on your keyboard. The results coming from that command prompt-solution would be interesting to study.
In other words, do you think you can post a screenshot/screendump/captured screen of the prompt's results on TechSpot for us to study? As you see in the Microsoft-page, identifying the card is pretty straight forward, but can be a bit intimidating for someone who is not familiar with the CMD.
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