Windows 7 installs my dual video card as single video

How are you connecting your two monitors? Is it that they one works, but not the other? You should maybe check your drivers for the card you're using and check if it supports dual screen.

If you want my recommendation of video card it does depend on your budget. However, almost all of the current Nvidia gaps are dual screen compadable and you should be able to grab the low end one for about $40-$60.

If it's Windows 7 32bit it has limits on the amount of ram it can use.
Google it and see.

Hi,

You can go to this link and choose your card and OS
http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/support/drivers/

Good Luck

It doesn't appear that this card will work with Vista or Windows 7 as Jaton, never wrote the drivers for it. You could try downloading nVIDIA GeForce4™ MX4000 drivers but no guarantee.

Hello,
This graphics card is too old. It is not supported by Microsoft and Nvidia for use on Vista or Windows 7. You will only find Linux, Windows 9x, XP and Server 2003 drivers for it.
Chris

If you are purely looking to view pictures taken on your viewcam perhaps a way around this problem due to the Windows 7 incompatibility is to purchase a USB memory card reader as I would imagine that the digital camera part of the unit stores the images on a card although without knowing your exact model number this is only a guess. USB memory card readers are relatively cheap now and would allow you to view and copy your image files by taking out the memory card, inserting it into the relevant slot in the card reader and then view your pictures through Windows Photo Gallery.

A more permanent but complicated solution to viewing both your images and your videos would be to set up dual booting on your computer and have both Windows 7 and XP. If you don't fancy the dual boot option you could try VMware which would allow you to run XP from within Windows 7.

Hello there,

This is the supported Graphics Cards the computer you have can use

Graphics Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . nVIDIA® Quadro 4 280 NVS 64MB DDR, AGP 8X, available in single or dual VGA and single or dual DVI
nVIDIA QuadroFX 500, 128MB DDR, AGP 8X, dual monitor (VGA and DVI or two VGA)
ATIæ Fire GLô X1, AGP 8X, 128MB, dual monitor (VGA and/or DVI)
3Dlabsæ Wildcat4ù 7110, AGP 8X, 256MB DDR, Dual monitor (VGA and/or DVI)(Desktop chassis only)

let me know the Model of the Video Card you are trying to install and we can start fixing the problem

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Yes, you can. The one on the motherboard will then become a secondary. You will need to ensure that when you install the hardware that there is an open slot. When that is installed then boot into windows and install the drivers for the new video card. this will then tell the computer to ignore the VGA adapter on the motherboard and make the new video card primary. Thanks, Cody

Win7 is not compatilble...
min req for Win7 is
Min 20 GB of HD space for Win7 install files
Min 1GB of RAM
P4 processor with more than 1.7 GH speed dual core or 2.8 gh single chip
512 mb Graphic card with 3DAcelarator

yes it is not possible vew to duel monitoring system it is only single devise