I installed this card, inserted cd, but still no video. My computer is asus cm6730-04. Can anyone help with my problem? The monitor is good. Bad motherboard perhaps?
210334
it can be anything from the motherboard having a wrong setting to a driver issue or a video conflict. you should call an it pro. if you are in the tampa, fl area or can at least get on it and go to the internet then tampacd.com they can remote in and fix it if you have internet.
123848
Actually hold off, there may be a problem with video video output with the adopter. I'll look into it tonight at work and get back to you later tonight.
1467741
I just spoke with a representative at Midland. I am using a 64GB card and have not had any problems yet. She told me that if I ever have a problem with the video freezing or being "choppy", try reducing down from a 64GB to a 32GB. This will obviously give you less record time but should solve any problems
1446380
Should be able to deactivate the onboard video (after you install the card) via the setup on the BIOS during startup - switch from Auto to video card and finish startup - hope this helps.
1840069
Frank, I am surprised your W7 Ult. did not recognise the card. I just had to install it in to the PCIE slot on the motherboard and after rebooting the system just installed the driver. Alternatively go to the Trendnet site and download the right driver. You will need the exact model number to have the right driver . Cheers, Les
1239741
I found this helpful, good luck.http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/261145-31-perform-steps-posting-post-boot-video-problems
235047
I would try switching to a different Monitor, if that does not do it then reseat the card. Take out the video card and blow out the PCIE slot and put card back in.And after all the above and it still does not work then the video card needs to be sent back for exchange or repair.
310619
I installed it successfully in both Windows XP (32bit) and Windows 7 (32bit). Believe the 64 bit referred to is data paths on the card, not your operating system. Be advised that the card I purchased is AGP, an older graphics interface. If your computer does not have an AGP slot, it can not be installed.
1794104
That happened to me. I needed mad driver updates, and if you download those and it still doesn't work, (if you hopefully have a warranty) you can send it in and they'll get your software up to speed. I got my drivers here. http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=V500CA&p=3&s=495 You can try finding the specific one you want, or download all of them in that category.
1244178
Hi Steve, I don't recall that the card came with a CD. I bought this for an old Alienware computer, plugged it in and it worked.
516374
If you are running Windows 7 or 8, place the CD in the drive, then insert the card. It should find the correct drivers automatically. It is Plug and Play, so you do not have a SETUP file.
958151
I see you lost your install disk. I bought the same card and my software disk didnt work. Not a big deal. I installed my card and windows update installed the driver and software for the card for windows 7 32 bit. I am also going to give you the manufactors website of the card where you can download the driver and software also. Evga.com click support, under product information click drivers and bios, Where it says famly click Geforce 8 series, then click on OS choose your operating system, Then click Submit.
435415
Thank you for your reply. I was wondering if there's some problems with my video card hardware, now it seems to be the driver's problem. Luckily other programs works normally. I submitted this problem to ASUS support 1 month ago but get no responce. All we can do is just wait ASUS to update the graphic driver and hope the new driver can fix this problem.
899241
There is a bois update that has to be installed manually. Download it from Acer's web site. It will update your bios from 1.10 ot 1.11. I know this will update the video options as well. Several new video settings will be available after the update that may fix your problem.
558277
I just looked at your motherboard model and its compatible with your motherboard, how ever, your boards already had a nice integrated video in it.
557293
Do you have video card or onboard video support? Are you plugged into the right component? I think if you have onboard video, it has to be disabled in BIOS before you can plug in your video card and vice versa but I could be wrong as I haven't had this issue. Like others said, it could be mobo related... Just hard to imagine even after a flash that the mobo went bad if you can still get in to BIOS... What mobo are you using?
1074060
cd writer came failed, pc freezes any time i try to play a cd, i call support but they found out that problem only happens if no programs at all are installed, so they did not recognize ny problem, i m stuck with a pc that does not work!!