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Got a message that my graphics card was not compatible with 10 so I installed an ASUS 210 Silent, forced a 10 download again and still get the same message with the old card. 10 upgrade doesn't check for the new card, just reports the old card is not compatible. How do I get it to check hardware again?

Did you install the drivers for the new graphics card?

Yes, before I forced the download.

Try turning off the on-board graphics in the BIOS and make sure that your driver has properly loaded for your new video card.

The only options for changing onboard devices are the ports: serial and parallel.

lashmk said:

The only options for changing onboard devices are the ports: serial and parallel.

Try disabling it in Device Manger, right click and Disable.

lashmk said:

The only options for changing onboard devices are the ports: serial and parallel.

Change the order of the video device to match the new card location as the first choice (PCI Express presumably?)
See your manual page 2-9 "South Bridge Configuration"

OK, I looked in device manager and discovered the driver encountered and error and did not install. Had it try again and it failed again (error code 28). So I guess I'm off to the ASUS/NVIDIA website to attempt to figure this out.

video device is set to PCIE as the first choice

So, I found an older driver 3/2011 at ASUS and it installed. Should I try another forced 10 download? It seems to me that there must be a file associated with 10 upgrade that's not getting updated with the new video card info. Make sense to anyone?