Video Card

hi to all,
Thank you in advance for reading this. I recently
started using a older model of a laptop. this is a dell
Latitude CPi. When i booted it up with windows 98 the
screen resolution was awful. Right now the only options
are 16 or 2 colors. I can only go to 640x480 resolution.
I have tried many programs to find the name of the video
card so that i could update the driver. Unfortunately, it
keeps telling me that i have a Standard Graphics adapter
(VGA) and i know this is wrong. Where can i find the
actual video card's name. Please Help!! Thanks so much

You would be much better off getting the driver from Dell.

"Peter" wrote in message
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hi to all,
Thank you in advance for reading this. I recently
started using a older model of a laptop. this is a dell
Latitude CPi. When i booted it up with windows 98 the
screen resolution was awful. Right now the only options
are 16 or 2 colors. I can only go to 640x480 resolution.
I have tried many programs to find the name of the video
card so that i could update the driver. Unfortunately, it
keeps telling me that i have a Standard Graphics adapter
(VGA) and i know this is wrong. Where can i find the
actual video card's name. Please Help!! Thanks so much

Hi,
Thanks for responding. Yes, I could get the driver from
dell, but i don't know the model and make of my graphics
card. And for the life of me i cannot figure it out. If
you know of a good way to figure it out that would be
great. Thanks a ton!!
Peter

Been a while since I've been around Dell, but don't they give each system an
ID and you can enter that ID on their site and they can tell you the
configuration.

"Peter" wrote in message
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Hi,
Thanks for responding. Yes, I could get the driver from
dell, but i don't know the model and make of my graphics
card. And for the life of me i cannot figure it out. If
you know of a good way to figure it out that would be
great. Thanks a ton!!
Peter

yes they do, and i did try that, but the computer didn't
like the driver the website told me to install.

Onteresting

Any particular error?

"peter" wrote in message
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yes they do, and i did try that, but the computer didn't
like the driver the website told me to install.

No, it just says that the driver doesn't support the
hardware.