Driver Vga Nvidia Geforce Fx 5500 Windows 7: Boost Your Gaming Performance with This Display Adapter

yes i have a PCI 2.3 versions from PNY, Geforce fx 5500, but this one has a DVI and VGA connection. I know these are really old but got it from a friend who upgraded and I only need it to run some things on windows 7 that need directx9, but when I turn the onboard graphics off I have no signal.

Driver Vga Nvidia Geforce Fx 5500 Windows 7

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To install the NVIDIA GeForce FX 5500 Video Card driver, download the version of the driver that corresponds to your operating systemby clicking on the appropriate link above. A window should then show up asking you where you would like to save the file. Save the driver file somewhereon your computer where you will be easily able to find it, such as your desktop. Then follow the instructions below corresponding to the file type that youdownloaded

This site maintains the list of NVIDIA Drivers available for Download. Just browse our organized database and find a driver that fits your needs. If you has any Drivers Problem, Just download driver detection tool, this professional drivers tool will help you fix the driver problem for Windows 10, 8.1, 7, Vista and XP. Here is the list of NVIDIA GeForce FX 5500 Drivers we have for you. To Download NVIDIA GeForce FX 5500 Drivers you should Download Our Driver Software of Driver Updater. Then you can download and update drivers automatic. Just Download and Do a free scan for your computer now.

Device drivers are the software interfaces that talk directly to the physical graphics hardware. The PCI\VEN Code can be broken down into parts that relate to the hardware manufacturer, the category of the hardware and the revision of the hardware. The first part, the "PCI\VEN_", is specific to the manufacturer, nVidia has the PCI\VEN code of "PCI\VEN_10DE". The "&DEV_" part of the code relates to the hardware, in this case the "DEV_0326" relates to graphics hardware, specifically the GeForce FX 5500 (NV34). If the graphics device is slow or just seems to be not working, then it is likely that the driver is a generic driver, is not installed correctly or is just broken. For use only with the nVidia GeForce FX 5500 (NV34) device, an up-to-date list of downloads is shown below.

If the driver listed is not the right version or operating system, search our driver archive for the correct version. Enter NVIDIA GeForce FX 5500 into the search box above and then submit. In the results, choose the best match for your PC and operating system.

I dont know how helpful this is..but, i have a toshiba tecra m2 laptpp with a GeForce FX 5200 . When i tried to install 96.85, it said that it couldnt find the product. After searching endlessly, I ended up finding a modified nvidia graphics driver (Laptopvideo2go.com) since nvidia stopped supporting my card. When I installed this thing, I can now run Aero and furthermore I'm getting better resolutions out of my card than I ever did. Now I'm not advocating this, but in my case, it really helped the performance of 7 for me. Just my 2 cents.

Dr. Data, thank you as well. 6 months later and I'm benifiting from your suggestion. I have been trying to get my GeForce FX 5500 card working in a PCI slot. I have a Windows 7 system in which the Geforce Nvidia driver for it, is only updated up to cover Vista, but there is no GeForce driver indicated for Windwos 7 on their site for these older video cards. I add what many have said, your system is too old for Windows 7 devices to work. Well, I got it working. I had the same message that Svuldruck was having in getting the Vista driver to download to try to use it for Windows 7- I think it was saying something like: Setup had detected the OS is not Vista and would not let me install that driver. As you said Dr. Data, run the updates and then it should take and it did and installed. But now I wanted to know that it applied that driver to that video card. To make sure, I went into Start, right clicked on My Computer, select Manage, selected Device Manager, found the Display video card that I plugged in, then Uninstalled Driver for it. Then I had to refresh by right clicking on the Display Adapters and pressed Scan for Hardware Changes, give it time as it took a few seconds and finally, after doing it a couple times actually, I saw the screen flicker and the video card showed up in there again. Perhaps I did not need to Uninstall Drivers at all, because it immediately showed it as having drivers associated with it as it gave me an option to Update Drivers, but not just to install drivers. Anyhows, so then I clicked on Update Drivers, then clicked on the option to find the drivers myself on the system and then found where the Vista driver was and applied that. Then it made me restart the system to apply changes. It appeared to apply changes, but still when I'd switch the monitor cord from the onboard video to the video card, nothing but no screen or monitor registering. However, the system was starting up or happening because I could switch the cord back to the onboard video and everything shows up.

EDIT:They've now released an updated driver for 32bit systems, 173.14.35. You can grab it from the launchpad site ( +source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-173-updates/173.14.35-0ubuntu1/+build/3597638). It installed easily, and so far I haven't run into any glitches!

EDIT:For what it's worth, this fix covers a LOT of legacy nvidia products. Here's a list of devices that use (require) 173.14.xx drivers (from www.nvidia.com/object/linux-display-ia32-173.14.31-driver.html):

If you've already run the apt-get method for the current driver by installing 'nvidia-current', you should be fine. You can confirm by typing in nvidia-settings into Terminal and launching that or by launching Additional Drivers from the Dash Home menu.

I'm using an Nvidia Quadro 600 and since I was frustrated that I couldn't get a 120hz 1080p resolution option with the GUI installed nvidia-current drivers, I decided to use the above mentioned APT method (listed on a different site) to install the 302.17 drivers for the Quadro 600, which of course broke X due to being an unsupported driver and on my system Nouveau was removed (by the nvidia install?).So I had nothing to fall back on.

As a noob, I was unable to remove the incorrect modules with the command line which resulted in a fresh install with no Nvidia card attached, then shutdown, install the Nvidia card and use the GUI to add the nvidia-current drivers to get 1080p and everything works. (I'm sure there was a better/easier/faster way but this was all I could figure out by myself). 2ff7e9595c