That shows your on-board graphics:

Intel 82910GL/915G/915GL/915GV Graphics Controller 0


No card found. Try these tools as described below:

Unknown Devices and Updated PCI List

If EVEREST didn't show any download links, you should continue with the following instructions:

You can find out what video card it is by downloading UnknownDevices (mirrors) and updated PCI list. Extract the EXE file from UnknownDevices.zip and place pcidevs.txt (not the one from the ZIP file) in the same directory as the EXE, then double-click on it. Give it a little while for it to load. If you have seen "VGA compatible card" in the device manager, you should also see something similar here, and also listing what the actual device is called. For example:

Code:
? Standard PCI Graphics Adapter
|--ATI Technologies Inc Radeon 9000 Series (RV250)
|--Chip: ATI Technologies Inc Radeon 9000 Series (RV250)
+--Full DetailsThis says that my video card is ATI Radeon series, so I should download the Catalyst driver from ATI Tech (download instructions in [3.1.1.2]).

Code:
? Standard PCI Graphics Adapter
|--Nvidia Corp GeForce4 MX 440
|--Chip: Nvidia Corp GeForce4 MX 440 with AGP 8X [NV18.2]
+--Full DetailsThis one says that my video card is nVidia GF4, so I should download the ForceWare/Detonator driver from nVidia (download instructions in [3.1.1.2]).

UnknownDevices will also detect some other video cards as well. If it says you have an Intel Extreme Graphics, S3 Savage or UniChrome, or SiS Mirage, you should look for your motherboard CD, as they are most likely onboard video cards. If you have misplaced them, check the motherboard's download list for your model number. They will already have the appropriate drivers for your computer.

Of course you can also open the computer case and look at the graphics card for a label or stenciled ID.

Originally Posted by jephree

That shows your on-board graphics:

Intel 82910GL/915G/915GL/915GV Graphics Controller 0


No card found. Try these tools as described below:

Unknown Devices and Updated PCI List



Of course you can also open the computer case and look at the graphics card for a label or stenciled ID.

do dl things from the updated pci 2???

here is the info from the unknown devices
Computer Info
Chipset: Intel i915P/
OS: Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 (OEM)
Device Tree
Other devices
Ethernet Controller
Dell Computer Corp
Intel Corporation 82562EZ PRO/100 Ethernet Controller
Video Controller (VGA Compatible)
Dell Computer Corp
Intel Corporation 82915G/GV/GL, 82910GL Integrated Graphics Device

What is the exact Dell model?

Their web site will have the Intel drivers for your Ethernet and Video.

http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/index.aspx

Originally Posted by jephree

What is the exact Dell model?

Their web site will have the Intel drivers for your Ethernet and Video.

http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/index.aspx

Dimension E310

and which category do i dl from? is it the one with chipset? cause it has the Intel drivers

For Ethernet go to Nework then:

Intel - Driver
Applies to:
(R) PRO/100 VE Network Connection


For Video go to Video then:

Intel - Driver
Applies to:
82915G/GV/910GL Express Chipset Family

Originally Posted by jephree

For Ethernet go to Nework then:

Intel - Driver
Applies to:
(R) PRO/100 VE Network Connection


For Video go to Video then:

Intel - Driver
Applies to:
82915G/GV/910GL Express Chipset Family

thnx 4 the help but 4 the ethernet it still not wrking-.-'' dnt no y but let me check it again

the ethrenet wrks but the maple still said failing in finding proper screen for Gr2D and if the network connections is disable does that affect it?? but when i enable they said they cant find the connection

Did you install the Video driver?

Originally Posted by jephree

Did you install the Video driver?

yea i even check the comp. hardware and oh! propbably i didnt restart brb

IT WORKS!!!!!! THNX JEPHREE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! UR THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! once again THNX 4 THE HELP!!!!!!=) =D