2008-10-30, 07:23 PM
I dont know how, I dont know why, but my onboard video driver is gone.
Now, usually the logical answer to this would be to identify my motherboard and google up a driver for it... There is however, several oddities.
While my video driver for onboard video is now apparently gone, my computer still has perfectly fine picture. The only problem is, any games i play require my video driver information to work, unfortunatley including MapleStory.
Another oddity, is that I downloaded a program that detects the name and manufacturer of your motherboard along with other information (forget the name beforehand, but i have friends that have tried it to their satisfaction) so I would be able to hunt down driver downloads. Here is where it gets really screwed up- The name and manufacturer of my motherboard came up as BLANK. why would this happen, when the only driver that is missing is my onboard video? This is what is perplexing me.
The guy who custom built this computer built it rather crappily out of old, cheap parts because my dad didn't want a very powerfull computer and needed it cheap, because all he does is email and banking... However he may still have my driver installation CDs. My dad, however, is a killer beast from hell, and will kill me if he discovers what ive done, even though it effects him in no way. This means that calling the man that built this machine to get the driver installation CD back is an absolute last option, because this will alert my dad to my activities.
Ask away any other questions you need to to help me solve this problem, please! Im looking for any other way to identify my motherboard and find the drivers I need to download and install, so I can reinstall the drivers and get back into Maple!
Now, usually the logical answer to this would be to identify my motherboard and google up a driver for it... There is however, several oddities.
While my video driver for onboard video is now apparently gone, my computer still has perfectly fine picture. The only problem is, any games i play require my video driver information to work, unfortunatley including MapleStory.
Another oddity, is that I downloaded a program that detects the name and manufacturer of your motherboard along with other information (forget the name beforehand, but i have friends that have tried it to their satisfaction) so I would be able to hunt down driver downloads. Here is where it gets really screwed up- The name and manufacturer of my motherboard came up as BLANK. why would this happen, when the only driver that is missing is my onboard video? This is what is perplexing me.
The guy who custom built this computer built it rather crappily out of old, cheap parts because my dad didn't want a very powerfull computer and needed it cheap, because all he does is email and banking... However he may still have my driver installation CDs. My dad, however, is a killer beast from hell, and will kill me if he discovers what ive done, even though it effects him in no way. This means that calling the man that built this machine to get the driver installation CD back is an absolute last option, because this will alert my dad to my activities.
Ask away any other questions you need to to help me solve this problem, please! Im looking for any other way to identify my motherboard and find the drivers I need to download and install, so I can reinstall the drivers and get back into Maple!


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