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Hi everyone, I've been searching everywhere for the driver link to update my video driver for my Acer device, but I just can't seem to find it. I've checked the Acer website, searched on various driver download websites, and even looked through the device manager on my computer, but no luck so far. Could anyone help me out by providing a direct download link to the video driver for Acer devices? I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks in advance!

Below you can download video acer driver for Windows.

File name: video-acer.exe
Version: 5.136
File size: 15.95 MB
Upload source: peer 2 peer
Antivirus software passed: McAfee version 3.25

Download Driver Video Acer

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Device Specification:
- Manufacturer: Acer
- Model: Unknown
- Device Type: Video Driver
- Input: Download Driver Video Acer
- Output: N/A (Assuming it implies the output is the installation/setup of the video driver, which is required for proper functioning of Acer devices)

Troubleshooting Questions and Answers:
1. Q: How can I resolve issues with a blurry or distorted display on my Acer device?
A: To fix display issues, you can try updating the video driver. Visit the official Acer website, navigate to the support section, locate your device model, and download the latest video driver. Install the driver and restart your device to see if the issue persists.

2. Q: My Acer device is not recognizing an external monitor. What should I do?
A: If your Acer device fails to detect an external monitor, firstly ensure that the monitor is properly connected to your device. If it is connected correctly and still not detected, updating the video driver might help. Visit the Acer website, find your model, download and install the latest video driver, then reboot your device to check if it resolves the issue.

3. Q: After updating my Acer video driver, the display resolution options are limited. How can I restore the full range of resolutions?
A: If the updated video driver restricts your display resolution options, it's possible that the driver is not fully compatible or conflicts with your specific device model. You can try rolling back to the previous version of the video driver. Locate the "Device Manager" in your computer's control panel, find the display adapters category, right-click on the video driver, select "Properties," navigate to the "Driver" tab, and choose the "Roll Back Driver" option. Restart your device to revert to the previous driver version and regain access to the full range of resolutions.

Thanks for sharing the link, I was struggling to find a working driver for my Acer video card, this will definitely be helpful!