I disabled the integrated display driver. I then changed bios from onboard to auto. I then loaded windows in VGA mode. When i boot computer it finds new vga complian hardware then it finds new pci slot hardware. If I try to install either it says that it can;t find any drivers for either. If I load the pny verto disc then it will load the display driver for the monitor, but it doesn't load anything for the pci card. If I try the install program for the card, it gives an error message that it can't find compatible drivers for the hardware. I downloaded the driver from the website and this once again loads the driver for the display but every time I reload, it finds a pci card that needs installing. If I click on the little nvidia icon in the system tray it shows my dell monitor and it shows the geforce fx 5500 card. Is the card installed? why do I keep getting the pci installation? How can i test if the card is actually working? Help Help Help!

C'mon! Help! Help! Help!

Well, it seem that the card is installed. I called the tech help and they took me through diagnostics. We can't figure out what the pci install thing is all about but I just set it to never ask me again. The card works fine. For all of those people that say you shouldn't waste your money on a PCI card, "you are crazy!" Ive already tried out two games that I couldn't play before and they now work and now the graphics on some older games really kick it! This card is way better than the integrated graphics and I still haven't put in the gig of memory.

yeah!!is a cool video card!!