I am in no way knowledgeable about this, but when I visited the Zotac web site I saw "GeForce 9300 ITX Chipsets driver for Win 7 & Vista 32bits."
And also "GeForce 9300 ITX BIOS and Update utility (For PCB 03 & newer Versions)"
In both cases the web site says, "!!!Please identify the PCB version first!!!"
http://www.zotacusa.com/zotac-geforce-gf9300-g-e-itx-wifi-lga-775-mini-itx-intel-motherboard.html#
Did you do all that?
If so, hang on and see if others with more expertise responds.
Mark
I have been running Win XP with a Zotac GeForce 9300-ITX WiFi motherboard for the last several months. I just upgraded to Windows 7 32-bit. The computer boots fine and has assigned some generic driver to my onboard video card instead of properly identifying it as an nvidia. I believe the entire motherboard may have been misidentified. Trying to install the drivers from nvidia doesn't work. The setup just says it can't find any supported hardware and exits. I have tried a couple of versions with no difference in results. The device manager does not show any graphics cards, so I can't even try to select a driver manually. I have tried installing drivers from the original motherboard disc, and the latest from Zotac's website.
If anyone has ideas on possible solutions I would appreciate them.
Thanks

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