I have purchased an XFX8800 GT graphics card... but when i insert the disk for the same it says "no XFX product was found" whats the reason for that..????
So i have installed the drivers by exploring the disk.... But anybody tell be why it is not detecting the card as an XFX product....

The simple reason could be that the drivers for the card are for XP and not Vista but, it may very well be that you are looking on the wrong folder of the disk.

You will be better off downloading the latest drivers for it since the ones on the cd may very well be obsolete by now...

GeForce Release 182

My advice is to also download the Nvidia Driver Sweeper from here...

Guru3D - Driver Sweeper

Once you have downloaded both, make sure you save them to a folder you can get to it later on. Uninstall the drivers you have now with the sweeper and after you reboot, make sure you install the new drivers but "Run as Administrator" instead of just double cliking on it.

If you installed it correctly, you should be able to go to Device Manager and under Video Devices you will see the name of your video card instead of just Std or Generic VGA drivers.

As skunksmash says get the latest drivers from the NVidia site , i have an 8800GT and the latest WHQL drivers are top notch , no problems at all so far gaming or watching movie.

Im assuming yuor setup didnt detect your card as it usually gets manufacturer info from the cards bios via the drivers , but the software to detect that will have been on the disc but obviously not installed. To check it all yourself this is a handy wee app GPU-Z Video card GPU Information Utility

Thanks to all of You Guys....

Originally Posted by AstaLaVista

My advice is to also download the Nvidia Driver Sweeper from here...

Guru3D - Driver Sweeper

Once you have downloaded both, make sure you save them to a folder you can get to it later on. Uninstall the drivers you have now with the sweeper and after you reboot, make sure you install the new drivers but "Run as Administrator" instead of just double cliking on it.

If you installed it correctly, you should be able to go to Device Manager and under Video Devices you will see the name of your video card instead of just Std or Generic VGA drivers.

How to use "Driver Sweeper".... ???

Run the sweeper and make sure you only tell it to delete/uninstall or clean the drivers for the video card as if you have Nvidia Chipsets for your board, it could nuke the drivers for your ethernet, smbus, etc, etc.

Other than that, what is does is, it deletes the entries in your registry that points to the driver and sometimes conflicts with the installation of new drivers. At least, that is what I have always understood.