The PC didn't work, anotherword when my brother booted it nothing came up on
the monitor. Now, the first thing I checked was that the RAM sticks didn't
come loose. I took them out and reinstalled them and that did nothing. I then
checked the video card to see if that was the problem, and no it wasn't. I
installed the old card into another PC and it worked. When I tried to hook up
the monitor to the onboard video nothing happened. OH, right after checking
the RAM sticks, I checked out the monitor by hooking up another 3 monitors
and they didn't work. One worked for a while and then the next day it shut
down too. I'm thinking if the onboard video doesn't work either and it wasn't
the video card, it must be either the hard drive or the motherboard.
Anyways getting back to the original question, how can I uninstall the
drivers if I don't have a monitor up to see the problem. No, lets put it like
this. Should I uninstall the drivers of the old video card first and then
install the software for the new video card? Or should I install the software
for the new video card and then uninstall the old drivers for the old card?
And if so, where do I go to uninstall the drivers for the old video card? I
could could troubleshoot it but I know if someone just gave me a bit of a
refresher course on it. Well I think you go into the Device Manager and do it
from there? But lets have someone tell me for sure.
Any help would be greatly appreicated.
Thanks, attilahthehun1

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attilathehun1
> > Ok I know how to install a video card, but it says to run the software
> before
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> I'd read the mfg's instructions carefully and just take their adivce
philo - 21 Apr 2008 12:11 GMT
> The PC didn't work, anotherword when my brother booted it nothing came up on
> the monitor. Now, the first thing I checked was that the RAM sticks didn't
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> Any help would be greatly appreicated.
> Thanks, attilahthehun1
If you want to uninstall the old drivers first, you'd go into the control
panel , device manager