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>>>>> "Matt" == Matt Galster <[hidden email]> writes:
Matt> XP calls it a "Display Adapter," I expect it is that or something
Matt> similar. Right click on the driver and select Uninstall.
I tried this, and it never gave me any options, and seemed to then
reinstall something with the same name and the same problems.
So I just reinstalled the whole windows system with the recovery disk,
and both sound and video work the way they did before I fiddled with
them.
So I'm not touching any drivers after this.
I still have to figure out how to put grub back, but it doesn't seem
to have otherwise clobbered anything about LINUX.
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