COMPUTER PROBLEM

Question

Good evening/good morning everyone

I will try to be quick and precise:
-I formatted the computer and reinstalled Windows 7
-Internet worked right away, I was surprised
-Windows updates and drivers installed successfully with DRIVERCLOUD and DRIVERBOOSTER (I tried both)

But I can't get any sound and Counter Strike Global Offensive doesn't go beyond 15 FPS

My problem: I don't know the exact hardware of the computer
The only information I have on PAPER:
-AMD Athlon II X2 215 processor (2 CPUs) 2.7 GHz (99% certainty)
-NVIDIA GeForce GT 200 graphics card (the GT220 driver is incompatible, there is no driver for GT200)

The information from the computer on WINDOWS:
-AMD Athlon II X2 215 processor (2 CPUs) 2.7 GHz
-NVIDIA GeForce 9200 graphics card

The info from Drivercloud:
-AMD Athlon II X2 215 processor (2 CPUs) 2.7 GHz
-NVIDIA GeForce 8200 graphics card

It's very strange; on paper I have GT 200, Windows says 9200, and Drivercloud says 8200
For the sound, I downloaded REALTEK, in short, the SOUND driver, and none of them worked

I tried several methods:
-Driver cloud
-Driver booster
-Drivers via Windows
-NVIDIA site
-Site TOUTLESDRIVERS.COM

But nothing works.
When I update the drivers, I see changes on the desktop image, so the graphics card is updating, right? But when I launch the game, I have 10 FPS (before I had between 60 and 100)

If anyone has a solution to propose, it would be kind
To find THE RIGHT HARDWARE as well as THE RIGHT DRIVERS. One cannot go without the other, of course

Thanks in advance

PatriciaG · Answer

Hello,
I have no trust in Driver Booster.
DriversCloud is more reliable, but I much prefer TLD.
So in my opinion, uninstall Driver Booster.
Perform an automatic driver detection on TousLesDrivers.com, under the MY DRIVERS tab
https://www.touslesdrivers.com/ and do the indicated updates.
Then restart the PC, redo a detection on TLD and post here the link (not the screenshots) of the detection report.
At this stage, how is your PC behaving?

What is your antivirus?

Type msinfo + Enter in the search bar of the Start menu and read the Manufacturer and Model lines in the System Summary tab of the System Information screen.
This will provide details about your hardware.
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See you later
Patricia

prestig69 · Answer

Thank you for the response
Should I uninstall the NVIDIA Driver before trying TLD again
I'm afraid to uninstall it because it seems to be the driver for the Ethernet network as indicated?
If I uninstall it, I think I'll lose internet access.

prestig69 · Answer

When I go to system information, it says: manufacturer Packard Bell and model imedia S3210. But I've already searched the internet, the computer is too old, there's no trace of this computer. And nothing is indicated, just the processor, and it always says the same.

prestig69 · Answer

There are imedia S3210 but it's not the same equipment.

prestig69 · Answer

I tried to test the equipment with TLD and it doesn't work. It redirects me to the website and says:
Detection error. Restart detection with the My Drivers app, and if the problem persists, contact us.

loupdu25 · Answer

Do you have an Nvidia card? Try installing GeForce Experience and installing the suggested driver.

For sound, when you go to Control Panel / Hardware and Sound / Sound, do you have several devices in "Playback"? If so, disable some of them. Pay close attention to the names.

For example, I have my two screens, my microphone (which has a speaker) and the sound card on the motherboard (for my headset). If I don’t disable the screens, the sound goes through them.

kaneagle · Answer

Hello,

Go to Start
In the Search bar
Type --> devmgmt.msc and OK.

Provide the hardware identification numbers of the problematic devices
Look at this --> Find a device’s identification number
Post the numbers in your next message.

--> Is Windows 7 32 or 64 bits?

--
The human being is at its best when things are at their worst.

kaneagle · Answer

Download and install --> 7Zip  Download this driver -->  nVidia and place it in your documents.  Right-click on --> 342.01-....exe Select --> 7Zip Choose --> extract to "342.01-....\"  Go to Device Manager. Right-click on the device Update driver Search for a driver on my computer Choose from a list of drivers... Have disk Browse Go to your documents Go to the folder of the unzipped driver --> 342.01-.... Folder --> Display.Driver Select the file --> nv_dispi.inf and OK. Restart.    -- The human being is at their best when things are at their worst.

prestig69 · Answer

I recap

I formatted
I installed the Windows updates
Windows detected the sound and graphics drivers.
Graphics driver thanks to WINDOWS: Nvidia GeForce 8200 WDDM V1.1
-So far so good, the card bears this name, etc.
Then I ran a hardware detection on TOUTLESDRIVER.COM
It found a more recent driver: NVIDIA GeForce 8/9/100/200/300
-which changed the name of my card to NVIDIA 9200

The computer has a much better image for gaming but is still stuck at 10 frames per second.

kaneagle · Answer

If the model is a --> iMedia (PT.U25-PV.U25) ??? For the drivers, it is --> HERE

PatriciaG · Answer

Hello,

If you're not accessing TLD, it's because you have a problem other than the drivers.
As for Nvidia, I advise against installing GeForce Experience; this application is a source of bugs. The GPU works much better without it, and so does the PC.

--
See you later
Patricia

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