Missing Nvidia Graphics Driver

How do I re-install the NVIDIA Graphics driver after it was accidentally un-installed and now, I do not have a display after the PC was boot-up?

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Glad to know everything is working for you.
You shouldn't need the discrete to watch flash videos, the Intel integrated should be able to handle that on its own.
The nVidia card shouldn't be running at all when the machine is in integrated . In fact it doesn't even run in Optimus except when it is actively being used. nVidia proved this when it was first demoing the technology. nVidia removed the nVidia chip from the motherboard of an active system that was running in Optimus using only the integrated graphics, and the computer kept running without issue and the power consumption was the same with and without the chip on the board.
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use the SafeBoot options of XP as described here http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb%3Ben-us%3B315222&x=10&y=11
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hi biochem_matt,
If you have the Intel® HD Graphics 4400 + Nvidia GT730M in the Device Manager > Display Adapters then your system uses Optimus Technology to automatically switch between the Intel GPU (for power saving) and Nvida GPU (for maximum performance).
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