20 Most Recent Gateway GeForce2 MX400, (64 MB) AGP Graphic Card Questions & Answers

download this:
http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_2k_93.71.html
this will make most 3d stuff work better

i am fairly certain that the gefoprce 2 agp video cards are not comparable with windows 7. consult the windows 7 upgrade compatibility tool. Intel Tablet 2in1 Laptop Desktop Smartphone Server Embedded

yo creo no es possibile. Visual Computing Leadership from NVIDIA http://www.nvidia./com

i can almost promise you, without researching, that agp video cards are not compatable with windows 7. if they are its rare. if the nvidia site has offered no windows 7 drivers, then it is not compatable. http://www.nvivia.com/

try this driver first, and, if id doesnt work, get back to me i i can access a physical disk by next wednesday,-latest. i know someone who has that video card, and all the documentation/disks.

try this http://www.nvidia.com/content/DriverDownload-March2009/confirmation.php?url=/Windows/260.99/260.99_desktop_win7_winvista_64 ..by [email protected]

You need a minimum of 128 MB of Video RAM to run Aero so if you really want to use it you conna have to change the video card. Look here for a detailed minimum requirements under Requirements part: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Aero

driver wont matter buddie that mx 400 aint made for games ok upgrad eyour card to nicer one to play alot new games what kinda slot u have pci or agp

download this:
http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_2k_71.89.html
I used version 93.71 and it crash.
this version will make your 3d stuff work.
and put it in xp mode.
there won't be aero.

The problem is not on the monitors, but came from you AGP card, The video card located on AGP slot, try to release and plug again, if the problem still the same, replace your graphic card

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Thanks.

Before you installed the Geforce graphics card was your monitor connected to a video output on the motherboard?
If this is he case you may have to disable the onboard video card from the BIOS.
You can check by swapping the monitor's video connector between each of the video outputs.
If Vista detects a video card and you had not installed the video driver, it would install standard VGA driver, you can then install the Geforce driver.

The geforce2 mx400 is an agp video card. If you want to stick to the same agp slot you don't have many options these days and the prices are very similar to PCIE slots except the PCIE is a newer technology that would provide a lot better performance.

If you can afford it you should upgrade your motherboard to one that support PCIE and then get a good PCIE video card. The best price/performance these days are the 8600GT cards so look into that. The money you save buying a new video card may even contribute significantly to a new motherboard plus you get other benefits with a newer mobo ie. faster ram, SATA technology more usb ports and support for more CPUs.

Just becareful on what CPU you are using at the moment and make sure the new motherboard supports your cpu.

alternatively look for a used agp slot graphics card ie. the ati 9800pro or nvidia 6xxx series is a good choice of a slight upgrade from where you are.

good luck

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This monitor may not have built-in speakers. It may have supported Gateway's monitor mounted sound bar. That sound bar connected to the 3.5 mm audio out on a computer and a DIN port on the monitor. The simplest solution is to connect your source to appropriate speakers. Depending on your audio setup, you could connect the video source to a receiver with HDMI IN and HDMI Out (ARC), computer speakers or an audio extractor. (If you are using an HDMI cable between the Gateway LP2417 and a computer, you may need to reset the audio output to use basic computer speakers (3.5mm jack).) VGA and DVI connections don't support audio so I assume you are using the HDMI port. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

Re connecting the wires may work without issues.

No you don't need a driver. These are very plain powered speakers that come with a mains adapter and a lead with a 3.5mm stereo jack at both ends. Plug one in the speaker and the other into the headphone jack on the front or the speaker socket on the back which will either be a socket on the motherboard, or if your son put a sound card in the computer, it will be in a sound card. If it doesn't play straight away, go into Settings - Audio and make sure the sound card or the On-Board Audio is enabled. This shows the cable https://picclick.com/Vintage-Gateway-2000-ACS41-Altec-Lansing-Multimedia-Computer-314990339798.html#&gid=1&pid=1 More here https://www.google.com/search?q=gateway+gmax2000+speakers ..