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First post, by Nic-93

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The windows auto finder doesnt really work that well with finding it, is there a program for windows 95 that can figure it out?

Reply 1 of 7, by smeezekitty

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What card or chip?

Reply 2 of 7, by Nic-93

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i mean the card in general

Last edited by Nic-93 on 2015-04-13, 11:58. Edited 1 time in total.

Reply 4 of 7, by Nic-93

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well, i had treid pulling it out, the card is sitting TIGHT in that pci slot.

Reply 5 of 7, by idspispopd

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Try PCIList (although there are probably tons of general hardware diagnostic programs that will tell you which card/chip you have).

Reply 6 of 7, by leileilol

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Nic-93 wrote:

well, i had treid pulling it out, the card is sitting TIGHT in that pci slot.

unscrew the card from the computer

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Reply 7 of 7, by eL_PuSHeR

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Several options here:

Try 3DPchip to identify card and send you to a download link
Copy hardware id from hardware manager and look for it at devid.info or www.pcidatabase.com
If you know the card brand/maker/model go directly to manufacturer's download page

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