#Quadro nvs 280 pci win7 64bit driver install

My intent was to reborn an old PCI PCTV analogic card which (funny!) is detectable in Ubuntu and Kubuntu. It is fully functional in Windows Vista 64-bit and Windows 7 64-bit. I would be happy if this card works simply as a VGA card on Linux. However, as I spent time enough aroun this process, and found (as someone wise told me) that many Linux sites are not trustful or simply outdated, I request from you some help about this, such as guidelines or trustful documentation, what I thank you in advance!

I know also that NVIDIA cards have been a recurring source of problems on Linux. I believe the problem is related to the graphics card. However, the most frustrating happens on the 'System Settings' panel, where I only see a black rectangle in it, and the 'Discover' panel, where I can only see some black squares ordered in a white background with absolutely no characters. I guess it when I pass the mouse inside it, and some pop-up information appears. In some windows, its content appears totally black, though I know there are icons and functionalities. I gave up Ubuntu and opted to try Kubuntu with NVIDIA Quadro FX 1300. I tried a second instalation of Ubuntu, then with a NVIDIA Quadro NVS 285 (less powerful) and the instalation was 'properly' done, apart of the screen didn't function properly with picture desktops, and the recurrent system freeze not showing all the icons.

#Quadro nvs 280 pci win7 64bit driver install

OS installed: Windows Vista 64-bit Windows 7 64-bit KubuntuДЄfter some reading and frustrating attempts to put this NVIDIA card functioning properly, I got a wired feeling that this card is strange.ДЇirst, I tried to install Ubuntu (not Kubuntu), and it was impossible to forward the instalation because, when I tried to assign my username/password, the keyboard didn't answer at all, in spite of CAPS-LOCK and NUM-LOCK be functioning through the leds. Type Of Hardware: HP Workstation XW6200 2x Intel XEON 3.2MHz 8GB Ram

Version Of Ubuntu : kubuntu-18.04.1-desktop-amd64 However, so far, I'm somehow resilient (others say I'm masochist.)