Best bet is to go to the manufacturer's website, and go to the Downloads page.
Most have drivers, and install instructions.
Some drivers are self-installing.
Depending an the brand you have, there may be a "Wizard" (HP, and maybe
others) on the site that you run, to find the exact drivers for your machine.
Or, for Dell, a "Service Tag" number, (on the back of the computer, in a
1.5"x0.5" white rectangle) that you enter.
"Crash test dummie" wrote:
> Thank you for your help. Is there a simple explanation of how i can
> reinstall my display driver?
>
> "Terry R." wrote:
>
> > The date and time was 1/17/2008 4:25 PM, and on a whim, Crash test
> > dummie pounded out on the keyboard:
> >
> > > My computer would not close down properly and so i had to hold in the start
> > > button to close it. When i restarted my computer the next day it started in
> > > safe mode. As my computer would not restart due to the same problem i could
> > > not remove safe mode. i have put done a system restore but the resolution of
> > > my desktop is still as it was in safe mode. how do i get my normal screen
> > > quality?
> >
> > Right click on the Desktop and select Properties. Click the Settings tab
> > and adjust the Screen resolution to what your monitor and your eyes can
> > handle and the Color quality to 16 or 32 bit. If it is fixed at
> > 640x480, you may need to reinstall your display driver.
> > --
> > Terry R.
> >
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