Video DRIVER - Standard VGA Graphics Adapter
I am really, really stressing over the fact that my video driver is not working. I just upgraded this BETA from Vista, my video driver supported Aero and everything, now I come, I look in Device Manager, it says "Standard VGA Graphics Adapter" and I tried installing drivers, nothing worked!
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