Video Hardware

I recently bought an Averatec 6200. It already had Vista Home Premium loaded
onto it. When I try to open anything from Microsoft Video Maker to using
different programs, it says that my video hardware is not supported. If
there's a way to find drivers (besides going to Averatec, because they were
no help) how and where would I find them. Please Help!!! I love this computer
and Vista as well. But if I can't fix it, i'll have to go back to xp

What is your video adapter?

Control Panel > Device Manager, click + sign next to Display adapters, right
click on the entry and select Properties

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"Jahkey238" <Jahkey238@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:EDA8283A-9078-4D29-950D-7469C0B3D5EF@microsoft.com...
>I recently bought an Averatec 6200. It already had Vista Home Premium loaded
> onto it. When I try to open anything from Microsoft Video Maker to using
> different programs, it says that my video hardware is not supported. If
> there's a way to find drivers (besides going to Averatec, because they were
> no help) how and where would I find them. Please Help!!! I love this computer
> and Vista as well. But if I can't fix it, i'll have to go back to xp

I(t would help to know what your video hardware is and what their support
team says about Vista support.
"Jahkey238" <Jahkey238@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:EDA8283A-9078-4D29-950D-7469C0B3D5EF@microsoft.com...
>I recently bought an Averatec 6200. It already had Vista Home Premium
>loaded
> onto it. When I try to open anything from Microsoft Video Maker to using
> different programs, it says that my video hardware is not supported. If
> there's a way to find drivers (besides going to Averatec, because they
> were
> no help) how and where would I find them. Please Help!!! I love this
> computer
> and Vista as well. But if I can't fix it, i'll have to go back to xp