Thread: HELP! Have lost ability to read epubs, not only with Calibre's viewer, but with Adobe
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Old 09-12-2024, 03:02 AM   #63
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Originally Posted by lburg801 View Post
Well, I just posted that the problem with Calibre is resolved and wasn't a Windows issue. Did you download the driver on NVidia's site? My knowlege is pretty minimum thus I've stuck to letting Lenovo decide what needs to be updated.
I downloaded the driver file from NVidia's site. Unlike my laptop where the two video chipsets are on the motherboard and work together using the same builtin display and external video ports, the desktop has a separate video card so no need to wait for Lenovo to supply the driver.
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