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Learn how to install updated graphics adapter drivers in Windows 8, Windows 7, and Windows Vista. To identify the edition installed on the computer, see Determine whether your computer is running a 32-bit or a 64-bit edition of Windows (kb407673). If your web browser asks you where to save the file,. How do I find out which graphics card and driver my Windows pc has? If you are not sure which card is in the computer, the exact name of your graphics card is available in the Windows Display Settings, that you can find through the Control Panel. You can also run Microsoft's DirectX diagnostic tool to get this information.
Hi! I recently got a used ATI Radeon HD 7350 1gb to replace my old Nvidia graphic card. Unfortunately, Windows 7 wouldn't detect it and only showed 'Standard VGA card', which I assume is the one integrated in the motherboard. I tried to find a solution and read online that setting the ATI as default could solve it, so I tried it.
Now the situation is even worse. I changed the default display from 'Auto' to IGP (didn't work), PEG (didn't work), PCI (didn't work) and back to 'Auto', and the computer just restarts when the 'windows is starting' message and the rotating logo appear on screen.
I tried the old graphic card and get the same problem. Also tried a different hard disk with both Windows 7 and Windows XP, and even though Windows 7 won't start, windows XP does (though it doesn't detect the ATI either). Also, the boot repair tool says it can't fix the problem but at least points out a reason: 'baddriver'.
Bottom line: I'm assuming the integrated card's default drivers for windows 7 got corrupt or something like that, but I have no idea how to replace them/fix them. Any suggestions? Thanks a lot!
If a graphics driver function contains code that uses the floating-point unit (FPU), that code must be preceded by a call to EngSaveFloatingPointState and followed by a call to EngRestoreFloatingPointState. For a list of graphics driver functions, see Graphics Driver Functions.
If an FPU is available, it will be used by any code that assigns a value to a floating-point variable or performs calculations that involve floating-point numbers. For example, each of the following lines of code uses the FPU.
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Suppose you are writing a DrvAlphaBlend function that uses the FPU. The following example demonstrates how you should save and restore the floating-point state.
GDI automatically saves the floating-point state for any calls to a driver's DrvEscape function when the escape is OPENGL_CMD, OPENGL_GETINFO, or MCDFUNCS. In those cases, you can use the FPU in your DrvEscape function without calling EngSaveFloatingPointState and EngRestoreFloatingPointState.
Most DirectDraw and Direct3D callback functions that perform floating-point operations should also save and restore the floating-point state. For more information, see Performing Floating-point Operations in DirectDraw and Performing Floating-point Operations in Direct3D.
For information about floating-point services provided by GDI, see GDI Floating-Point Services.