How to Update Graphics Card GE Force Go 7300
The NVIDIA GeForce Go 7300 graphics card is a model specifically designed for running 3D gaming applications on a laptop computer. The driver software that is included with the graphics card will eventually become out of date if you upgrade to a new operating system or install a new motherboard. In order to keep the graphics card working properly with your laptop you will need to update its driver software to the latest version available.
Instructions
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Right-click on your computer's desktop and choose the "NVIDIA Control Panel" option. Click the "Help" button and then choose the "System Information" link.
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Scroll to the top of the "Details" window and locate the current GeForce driver version. Note down the version and then close the NVIDIA Control Panel.
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Navigate to the NVIDIA drivers download Website. Click the "Product Type" drop down menu and select "GeForce." Click "Product Series" and select "GeForce Go 7 Series (notebooks)."
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Choose your computer's operating system from the "Operating System" drop-down menu and then choose the language you want to use. Click "Search."
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Check the "Version" heading at the top of the web page to ensure the version listed is higher than your current version and then click the "Download" link. Double-click the downloaded file and choose "Run." Follow the on-screen instructions to update the GeForce Go 7300's software.
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Tips & Warnings
If you recently installed the GeForce Go 7300 graphics card to replace an existing graphics card you will need to remove the old card's driver software before installing the NVIDIA drivers. Open the "Start" menu and navigate to the "Control Panel" window. Choose "System and Security" and then "Device Manager." Click the "Display Adapters" entry. Right-click the name of the existing graphics adapter and choose "Uninstall."
If you install an older version of the driver software, or a version meant for a different operating system, your GeForce GO 7300 graphics card will not work properly and your operating system may crash.
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