<font color='white'> I got my current PC from my brother so I am not sure what the exact specs are, and I need to figure out what kind of video card it has..Is there a way to find out what kind it is?

Also, I remember there being some sort of trick to freeing up system resources, it was Start/Run/msconfig, go to selective start up and uncheck all the boxes, but when I did that and restarted, my color was all distorted and my color was set back to 16 Bit. Any help? Thanks. </font>

[ 07-05-2003, 10:12 PM: Message edited by: Iron_Ranger ]

To see what kind of video card you have, go to Start -> Run, type in 'dxdiag' and then press enter. Click the 'display' tab at the top and your video card (and its memory) will be displayed in the left-hand column.

To get your graphics back to what they were, I'd suggest going to Start -> Run, and typing in 'msconfig.' Once you're there, go to the 'startup' tab at the top, and check the boxes that could have anything do with graphics - ie. chipsets or accelerators. I think you somehow disabled your graphics driver by accident in an attempt to free system resources on your computer on startup.

[ 07-05-2003, 10:31 PM: Message edited by: Arledrian ]

<font color='white'> Well I fixed the graphics before I posted the topic. But thanks with the video card help. [img]smile.gif[/img] </font>

You could try fixing the registry by yourself. I use Regcleaner which you can find here. It lists all start up programs on your computer. You can then check what the different programs are here. It lists all start up programs. [img]smile.gif[/img]