Re Tek Bright 50D - PV2007E Video Display Driver

Hi,
This display monitor came with its own Toshiba board. I need a Windows 98 Driver for it as a matter of some urgency.
I can only find reference to a Tek Bright 50A.
Is this suitable - or what should I use.
Regards
Dave

Hello Dave
Please dont understand me wrong but this forum is mostly focused on notebooks and general PC troubleshooting. Because of that you will be very lucky if someone can help you with this specific case.
Try to google a little bit. Maybe you will find more info.

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When i have downloaded them i started the installation but it doesn't run. I have tryed to instal "as administrator" i have tryed to install without the user account control but nothing to do.
I have tryed to install lauching every single file like "tinstallwb" "tinstall" and "setup.exe". The last one says that it can't recognize the hardware.
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P.S.
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Since the begging this computer has been very sensitive with video drivers, the use of SLI technology implies the use of the last Nvidia driver but our computer has never been officially added to Nvidia laptop releases. More generally, with some video games, I have big performances issues (for example Starcraft II), very high temperatures and sometimes artefacts.
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…All drivers and programs are up to date.
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THIS FIX APPEARS TO WORK...found on an Adobe forum
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Inserted from <http://forum-archive.developer.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=5331&st=40>
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-Sixth, I used driver sweeper again and rolled back to the last official MSI drivers (the ones from October). Still getting crashes.
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The power supply is the same as what I used with the 560TI and it didn't have these issues. And from my understanding, the 560TI consumed more power than the 660TI.
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edit-Here is a screenshot of the Afterburner monitor during a crash while playing Starcraft 2. The huge dip in the bars that I have the cursor over is when the crash occured.

Well with the Power% limited to 75%, I just had another crash in Starcraft 2. Temp was only at 56°C just before the crash.
Here is a shot of the Afterburner Hardware Monitor when it crashed:
Unfortunately I do not have another PC to test the card in. And I don't know anyone around here with a system that the card could work in.
If I swapped out the 660TI with my old 560TI and I do not get any crashes, wouldn't that indicate it's the 660TI's fault and I'd need to RMA since the 560TI is a more power hungry card?

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I have a core i5 HP pavilion dv6 entertainment notebook pc with the following specs:
Processor: 2.53Ghz
RAM: 8 Gb
Operating system: Win 7 x64
AMD Radeon HD 6500M/5600/5700 Series: 1 GB
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Use the recovery media to install the AMD graphics driver softpaq.
Choose the AMD video graphics softpaq from the list that appears. The following image is an example from a former HP product loan I was provided by HP. What you see will be a bit different since the notebooks are not in the same model range.
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