How Do You Update A Video Card For Windows XP?
Windows XP is the most widespread computer operating system, with many users upgrading to XP from older versions of Windows and others reverting to XP from Vista. Whether you are changing to windows XP from a different operating system, or you have been running XP for a while but have neglected to keep up-to-date system software, your graphics card will need updated drivers to function properly. Search for a new video driver that is designed for your card model and Windows XP. If you have a brand-new video card, it will have an install CD with drivers. If you do not have a CD, search the website of your video-card maker for driver support. Nvidia and ATI are the two main video-card producers, and they constantly come out with new drivers for their hardware. Download the driver. Video drivers typically range from 25MB to 120MB in size, so plan your time accordingly. A 56k modem will take a long time to download a driver. Install the new driver. The driver download should come as an exec
