I formatted my PC last week and everything was working just fine when I notice my display is slow -- can't play the usual 3d based game i use to play.... I checked the device manager and found out that the Display Adapter was missing.... I Boot the computer again to check if my system detects my INNO3D GEFORCE MX4000 AGP card but found out that it did not... The PC ends up asking for the driver for the Video CONTROLLER(VGA Compatible)which i dont seem to find even when connected to the internet.... I checked whether I dont have the VIAAGP1.sys file, but I do have it, found on my system32\drivers folder... I dont know whats the problem then.... I'm thinking that the VIAAGP1.sys file contains errors.... Please help, I just want to have my display adapter back! How will my system detectit?... I have an AMIBIOS and ECS P4M800-M7 1.0 mother board... I have already changed the BIOS option on my systems primary adapter from PCI to AGP, but still my adapter was not detected.... What Should I do.. I Badly need my Inno3D adapter.... Thanks for the help! conceptsbeyondhorizon

If it is an onboard video card the drivers are probably on the motherboard CD. If it is not you must have a cd for the drivers or go to the web site for them. http://computervitals.com/

Try the driver at bottom of page> http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWeb/Downloads/ProductsDetail_Download.aspx?DetailID=530&DetailName=Driver&DetailDesc=P4M800-M(V1.0A)&MenuID=35&LanID=9