Totoku LV22P2, User Manual

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8) Click "Browse" and point to DriverCD/XP2K directory, and click "OK."
9) Click "Finish." In a multi-display setups, the follwoing steps repeat as many times
as the number of displays connected.
10) If the same screen as in step 3 appears, select "No, not this time" and click "Next."
11) On the Welcome to the Found New Hardware screen, select "Install the software
automatically (Recommended)" this time and click "Next."
12) Click "Finish."
Other NVIDA-based cards do not work after the driver is installed.
It can happen when the driver is installed by running Setup.exe . Check Device Manager .
If the Other devices section shows "[!] Video Controller (VGA compatible)," the graphics
card is detected. Install it from there. Or install it using the Found New Hardware Wizard.
The display goes blank momentarily during driver installation.
Wait for a while.
Would it be a problem to use a non-NVIDIA driver for a coexisting NVIDIA-based card?
Yes, use the designated driver for it. Again, porper operation is not guaranteed when
another NVIDIA-based card is used. Also, please note that NVIDIA-based cards
released after this card was released are not supported.
A driver file of different version exists.
It can happen when the old NVIDIA-based driver is overwritten by a new one. Uninstall
the old driver completely and install the new one.
Any other measures for multi-display-related problems?
Try the followings as preventive measures:
• Use the CMOS switch if the computer has one.
• Set the system BIOS's VGA boot setting to "PCI primary."
• Install cards one by one.
• Check the card for the secondary display(s) if it can be used for secondary displays.
• Update the computer motherboard BIOS.
• Update the chip set driver on the computer.
• Update the driver for a non-NVIDIA card.
• Disable the on-board VGA in the system BIOS settings.
• Use a different slot.
• Remove PCI cards such as sound card.
• Change the driver version.
Uninstallation
How can I uninstall the software for this graphics card?
Select Control Panel>Add/Remove Programs from the Start menu and delete the
following programs:
Windows 2000/XP : NVIDIA drivers
Windows NT : NVIDIA Windows NT4.0 dispaly drivers
There is a program named "NVIDIA Windows 2000/XP Display Drivers" installed
besides the above.
Uninstall it as described above prior to the installation of LV22P2.