If you
intent to run your computer with the Windows 7 operating system, you should
make sure to have a decent graphic card. Check the WEI score to know if you
want to upgrade your graphic card or not. Windows tech support instructions for
upgrading the Graphics card are mentioned below.
Windows tech support instructions
1.
Start by switching off your computer. You need
to open the CPU of your computer for upgrading the Graphic Card. So be sure to
cut the electric supply to the CPU to avoid shock. Also, you need to watch out
for static shock when you are working inside the CPU. Touch your screwdriver on
the ground before using it on the machine.
2. Continue
by opening the CPU and locating the graphics card slots. If you don’t know how
to go about it, refer your computer manual. Before you make the purchase of the
graphics card, go through the manual to know the model. There are plenty of
models of Graphic Cards out there, so you need to be careful with your choice.
If you don’t choose the right one, it will not work on your computer.
3. Insert
the graphics card into the respective slot. Recheck to make sure that it is
properly in place. Close the cover of your CPU and tighten the screws.
4. Switch
on your computer. Check if your Windows is able to detect the newly installed
graphic card. If things are ok, install the appropriate drivers for the graphic
card.
5. Click on the Windows “Start” button, Select “Control Panel”, click on the
icon titled “Hardware and Sound”, and select the option “Device
Manager”.
6.
In the Device manager Window, click on the option plus symbol located
next to “Display Adapters”. Right click on the
graphics card that you have recently installed. Select the option that says “Properties” from the given menu. Look at the device status to know whether it
is working or not.
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