Hey, I have a HP Pavilion dv6000 (dv6700) Laptop, which is a 2Ghz 64bit AMD Processor with 3GB RAM & a video card which I am fairly sure proves to be an NVIDIA GForce 8400 GS, & when I install Debian (or Ubuntu, same problem), a video problem proves prevalent. The video display is repeated three verticle places & not total horizontal. I took a webcam picture of the screen to further elaborate context the video display at plain install, though the board attachment quota has been reached. It's obvious that the problem proves to be a video driver problem. Vbscript Install Network Printer Driver more.

If it's context that you're capable to help, truly it would be so greatly appreciated. I am with need of a good approximation context what video driver to install. It's sure that NVIDIA has a driver on its' website, though I hear that the NVIDIA Drivers really are not as good as the Drivers that Debian itself creates for the NVIDIA cards. I also am with need for instructions for installing the drivers priori reaching the xserver display for login, because I cannot login to the Laptop Debian System due to the video discrepancies. Hey, Cheers for the help. Libro De Biofisica Medica Pdf Printer on this page. So really where I am now is: I am needing to install the NVIDIA Proprietary Linux Driver via the GRUB~$ Terminal Line I think. I cannot login to the X-Server because the video is distorted, so before I elect to either login using Pae normal or the (Recovery) mode, I elect 'c' for command line.