Look in Device Manager and post what is listed under "display adapters" and "other devices". Is your graphics card on the motherboard or is it an actual graphics card? Post back the model of your card.
Please try every solution given to your problem Hi Device Manager may be telling you that you have the latest 'available' driver that was installed from Windows Update for that device. This is still a beta version of Windows 7 and all of the newer drivers may not have been released or placed on Windows Update yet. Follow the advice that JoelbX posted and let him know which display adapter is installed. Hope this helps. Device Manager may be telling you that you have the latest 'available' driver that was installed from Windows Update for that device.
Or the drivers aren't installed Ronnie, see below for case in point I was trying to run win7 on a Intel G chipset onboard card, but I soon found out, even though the card has 64 MB of shared memory allocated for it, I couldn't run Aero, and I got this "hardware accleration" message when trying to play Spider Solitare or any other game , because Intel never made WDDM 1. Anyway, note to OP: If you have this chipset, or other Intel chipset in the 8 series and running the display off the onboard card, you probably have to upgrade to a new graphics card, or at least one with at least Vista drivers.
Saturday, July 25, PM. Tuesday, October 20, PM. If you moved the actual application, that is your problem. Go back to Turn Windows features on or off.
Turn off games. Move the Freecell application back to where you originally found it; re-enable the games feature. That should give you all games to include Freecell. Tried that. Problem is that in W7, it's just not clear whether you've moved the exe file or created a shortcut. It's also tough to locate where the file was originally located, as there are numerous dll's and auxiliary files for each game. I'm thinking there is a registry problem. Did you try my suggestion to perform an in-place upgrade to fix the system file?
Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Learn More. Resources for IT Professionals. Sign in. United States English. EXE file, the whole folder, or all the games? Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. There are some of these games that require DLL files, but if you don't know which ones were deleted and you don't get a message saying what it's looking for, you've got a very difficult job to find and figure out what he did.
This is a good example why you should never just delete files instead of uninstalling the correct way, as you seem to be aware. Also the fact that when you go through the uninstall, you get unknown errors is further indication of problems that can be very difficult to chase down.
Have you checked for viruses and malware? Here're some things you can do. Get your antivirus program up to date and boot into Safe Mode. Note that some viruses can hide themselves from your antivirus program in normal mode, so you really need to scan in Safe Mode. To get into Safe Mode when you first power up, hit F8 about once a second until you get the menu and select Safe Mode. Then run a full system scan. If that fixes it, fine. If not, use System Restore to go back to a date prior to the beginning of the problem.
Click the box that says Show more restore points.
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