will it repair or replace a corrupt or missing System32\driver\pci.sys?
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Sandra, I can't honestly tell you yes or no, since I could not get it to run on my computer because something else was wrong with my computer.But I can tell you it came faster than normal and it didn't cost much.
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I suggest you contact Crucial. If you were going to use it, I reccomend you to install a fresh build.
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I can't answer as to what your computer supports, but the installation is simple. Take out the old card, put in the new one, install the drivers.
120394
I always recommend to uninstall previous drivers before any card upgrade, even though the GPU is from the same company. This is the better way but also the longest.
338521
try deleting the old software and drivers and downloading a new one from there web site
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no they are default windows drivers you should be fine you can always check with your it guy though
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Easy if it is the same computer model. If not then you will have to boot in safe mode and delete all the system drivers and it"might" work.
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insert it into available PCI or PCI-X slot and (while computer is of coarse) and secure it with bracket screw and boot up and install the driver or see if windows autodetects and installs driver for you.
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Depends on all the other hardware you may be running. Such as extra CD/DVD drives, multiple hard drives, etc.. But with a stock PC, the standard power supply that came with it will be sufficient. Personally I would prefer to replace it, if your PSU is under 400w and in addition if it is already several years old. A reliable brand replacement of 500w-600w is available for around $50 or less. It does have an install disc, but it is best to get the newest driver directly from nVidia website. http://www.geforce.com/drivers From menu on this page select 'GeForce', select 'GeForce 6 series', select your operating system, 'start search'. Select newest driver on top of the list, download and install. Couldn't be easier. :=)
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Possibility, with bios update, however, this motherboard went dead on me after only two days
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yes, but first delete the drivers on the Radeon card and then shut it down and remove the card and install the new one. Should work much better than the Radeon.
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No, you would need to update the BIOS. Go to the MSI site, look for this particular product, then look in the area for the product for Support (NOT the support listed at the top of the page) and then for compatibility. The BIOS update needed should be there. You can also look for Updates there as well.
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It's possible; I have not tested the card on any Windows systems, unfortunately. It is a "legacy" card. But, there may be support for it under Win7 64-bit. Look at the Microsoft Windows 7 Hardware Compatibility List on Microsoft's Website. I hope that helps. Another option is to look at online forums for user-developed drivers.
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Yes. But you have to update the motherboard. It won't recognize it otherwise and it will crash the system without updating
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Just remove the AMD drivers and card, then install the new one and it's drivers.
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I purchased it for the same computer but havent had a chance to repair. I hope it works.
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Yes it should all you should have to do is swap out the motherboard and reinstall your os.