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I am trying to do a a clean installation of a graphics card driver as rockstar told me to.
Now how do i get my graphics back?
I know that i have an intel....
What do i do
Now how do i get my graphics back?
I know that i have an intel....
What do i do
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If you completely removed the driver for your graphics card then usually Windows will use a standard driver to let you actually be able to make use of it/see something. It may not look amazing on your screen so you just need to download the most up to date driver for your graphics card.
If you have a dedicated graphics card that you know of [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] and for [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
However, if you don't have an actual dedicated graphics card then you'll just be using your computers graphics. (if you don't know at all, doing these steps will show you)
To check this and also update it search for 'Device Manager' in your computer (or go to CONTROL PANEL > HARDWARE AND SOUND > DEVICE MANAGER). Next, go down to 'Display Adapters' and if it displays 'Intel......' right click it and select 'Update Driver Software'. Once that's complete just restart and you'll be good to go. (if there are multiple results under 'Display Adapters' update them all just to be sure.)
Hope this helps!
If you have a dedicated graphics card that you know of [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] and for [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
However, if you don't have an actual dedicated graphics card then you'll just be using your computers graphics. (if you don't know at all, doing these steps will show you)
To check this and also update it search for 'Device Manager' in your computer (or go to CONTROL PANEL > HARDWARE AND SOUND > DEVICE MANAGER). Next, go down to 'Display Adapters' and if it displays 'Intel......' right click it and select 'Update Driver Software'. Once that's complete just restart and you'll be good to go. (if there are multiple results under 'Display Adapters' update them all just to be sure.)
Hope this helps!
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