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If your computer has a dedicated (e.g., aftermarket or additional) video card installed, the video card most likely has its own software installed as well. This software usually provides the option to update the video card's drivers automatically. If you already tried using Device Manager to no avail, using your video card's software is a good next step. You can find the video card's name in Device Manager. If you haven't yet used Device Manager or you didn't look at your video card's information, do the following: Open Start and click the search bar. Type in device manager, then click Device Manager in the menu. Expand the "Display adapters" heading by double-clicking it. Note the manufacturer and name of the video card you want to update. Click the search bar at the bottom of the Start menu, then type in the video card's manufacturer name or model name. This will bring up a list of matching software. For example, if you have a NVIDIA GeForce video card installed on your computer, you might type in nvidia or geforce here. If entering the manufacturer's name doesn't work, try using the video card's name instead. Click the program's name in the Start menu to do so. You should see the program open in its own window. If you can't find a video card program installed on your computer, you can still try to use the manufacturer's website to locate and download the driver. You'll usually find the proper option in a toolbar at the top of the program's window, but you may need to look around the window in order to find the right tab. For some programs, you may have to click a "Menu" icon (e.g., ) in the program's window in order to open a toolbar which displays the Updates or Drivers option. Once you're on the "Updates" or "Drivers" page, look for available updates near the top of the page. If you do see an available driver, click Download next to it (or below it) to prompt the driver to begin downloading. Once the download is complete, your video card's software will install automatically the driver. In some cases, you'll need to launch the installation by clicking Install or similar (for example, the GeForce Experience program requires you to click EXPRESS INSTALLATION to begin the driver's installation). You may be prompted to confirm the installation by clicking Yes.

summary: Understand when to use this method. Determine your computer's video card manufacturer. Search your computer for a video card program. Open the video card program. Click the Updates or Drivers tab. Look for an available driver update. Download and install an available driver.

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Is your boss overwhelmed with employee evaluations, urgent deadlines, or difficult budget decisions? If so, you should probably wait until things calm down before approaching them to ask for a raise. If revenues are up, clients are happy, and the company is stable or expanding, this is probably a great time to ask for a raise. Avoid asking at a time when the budget is tight. It's almost certainly the wrong time to ask for a raise if layoffs are happening. It makes sense to time your request with an increase or shift in your responsibilities. For example, it might be a good time to ask for a raise if: You have recently taken on a new project. You have just completed new job-related training. You have helped build an important relationship with a new client or business partner. When you're asking for a raise, it's best to combine a written request with a one-on-one discussion. Send a brief message to your boss letting them know that you'd like to discuss the possibility of a raise. Either immediately before or immediately after your meeting, send an email clearly stating the details of your request.

summary: Avoid asking when your boss is under pressure. Ask when the company is doing well. Make your request when your responsibilities change. Consider bringing up the topic in person before sending your email.

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Choose a place where you won't be interrupted or have to worry about others around you. Rather than a coffee shop or restaurant, sitting in the living room or at the kitchen table might be more conducive to an open conversation. You could even ask your mom to take a walk with you. Go somewhere quiet and tranquil rather than a busy path or crowded street. If you want to talk to your mom at home but have siblings or another parent you don't want around, try to arrange a time when everyone else will be out of the house. You could even tell your mom you want to talk privately and she could help arrange a time for you two to be alone. If you are nervous, write out a letter addressed to your momwhen the time for the conversation arrives, you can follow the letter. Or, write bullet points of the important things you want to make sure to cover. In the moment, you'll probably feel pretty nervous and will be prone to forget things. For example, you may want to include when you learned you were gay, what that has been like for you, and why you've decided to share this with your mom. If you live in a household where homosexuality is frowned upon, you may also want to tell your mom that you were born this way and that it is part of who you are rather than a choice you're making. You could end your letter or list with a wish for your relationship with your mom. For example, maybe you hope that you can have an open relationship and that she'll accept you for who you are. Maybe you hope she will help you tell another parent. This is totally up to you based on what your relationship with your mom is like, so take some time to think about it. If you're afraid that she might become violent when you tell her you're gay, you need to have a plan in place. In this type of situation, it might be better to talk to her in a public place; or, you may want to have someone else with you for emotional support. At the very least, have an exit-plan prepared so that if she does become verbally or physically abusive, you have somewhere to go. If there are people in your life who already know you're gay, ask them for their support. It can be daunting to come out to anyone, including your mom. Talk to them about your fears, ask them for advice, and lean on them when you're feeling worried. If your mom is the first person you're going to come out to, this may not be possible. But even if she is, you could still talk to a counselor or therapist beforehand to get some support. Rather than springing this big conversation on your mom, tell her beforehand that you want to talk. You could do this the morning of the day you plan to tell her, or you could even tell her a few days beforehand. Keep in mind that once you say this to her, though, she probably won't want to wait very long to have the conversation. Try saying something like, "Mom, I have something I want to talk to you about. Could we get together just the two of us this afternoon?" You could also say, "There's something I've been wanting to share with you, but I want it to be private between the two of us. When can we talk?" If she asks what the conversation is about, say, "It's about me, but I'd rather wait until we can sit down together to talk more about it."
summary: Pick a place to have the conversation that is quiet and calm. Write down what you want to say so you don't forget. Make your safety a priority if you're worried about your mom's reaction. Talk to a support system or mental health professional beforehand. Tell your mom you want to talk to her about something important.