Windows 10: I don't know what's my graphic card name

Windows 10 can't detect my graphic card, and the only details I remember about it is that it's a NVIDIA GeForce card between the years 2005-2007.
I already tried NVIDIA Auto-detection tool (GeForce Experience) and it couldn't detect it, tried 'dxdiag', and Display Adapters under Device Manager, couldn't detect it too.
I tried using Speccy, it showed this: 'Generic Non-PnP Monitor on Microsoft Basic Display Adapter'
Help will be greatly appreciated

Thanks

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and that means the graphic card works so I don't know what's wrong

 

Edges of display are off screen after windows 10 update

I had this same problem while using a TV as a monitor and an AMD graphics card. I was able to fix the issue by changing the HDMI scaling property in the display menu of my graphics card's software. I don't know about your setup, but that's what worked for
me.

Cheers

 

GPU-Z Video card GPU Information Utility

 

Thanks for replying

So it appears that my card is: GeForce 7025 / NVIDIA nForce 630a
I looked it up NVIDIA site and it seems there is no version for this driver for windows 10, what do I do in that case?

Thanks

 

Download the latest version for your GPU and try to install it, even if 10 will protest.
I use a driver for 8.1, since 10 does not support my GPU either and it works just fine.

Probably this one, if you have 64-bit: Drivers | GeForce

 

I found a newer one man:
Drivers | GeForce
And there's no windows 10 support on it, but there's 8.1 there.
I also figured out there's something called 'compatibility mode'. How do I use the compatibility mode to install it on windows 10?
Thanks alot

 

Install it using device manager, choose your GPU, Select:
Driver - Update Driver - Browse my computer for driver
(Find the folder, where your setup got unpacked)
Select Let me pick from a list - Find yours - Next.

 

Thanks a lot! If there will be any issue I'll open another thread. For now it works.
Thank you for your reply