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I think you can find it in the software option under your configuration. Go to start - setting configuration. Choose software. For me there's a NVIDIA .... in the list (I have another card so the dots). Select and click remove. It will reinstall.
This will remove ALL drivers, so I think you need to download older ones. If you want to make sure you have the right ones, let Windows download them. It's somewhere in the options in your configuration screen but I can't find the right option, due to M$ I always stumble upon those things but can't find them when I need them.
If you want to know which video card you have, you can see it when your computer starts up, it comes by really quick so you have to look quick.Otherwise your system documentation might have something on the video card.
Edit: seems there's a better way to do it and my names don't correspond well with the english ones.
[ 01-11-2004, 03:44 PM: Message edited by: philip ]
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