[GeForce PCe] alittle driver confusion

SO im doing what the driver sticky and lookie lookie. i go to the add/remove ult. and there is no listing for my VGA driver. there only drivers on there are for my motherboard's onboard features

TheCheesemo,
Make sure you load the latest nVidia nForce & GeForce Drivers
Take Care,
Richard

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> {quote:title=Jeffrey wrote:}{quote}
> >I'm wondering why no one from Toshiba and nvidia does not respond. people have this problem from year or longer.
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>
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>
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