

If the problem persists, please post your query in Google Earth forums for assistance on this issue. The graphic problems and crashing on Windows machines Minimum system requirements to run Google Earth I suggest you to refer to the links and check if it helps.

I run window 7 to reason the hard drive of the sum has been out of space and we Cap off load fresh window 7 and since then, I installed the programs but I came to install google earth I have run into a brick wall it loaded the Earth icon but but when I clicked it, he popped the screen in the largest set of icons and give a message to say my grafics card did not support google earth can anyone help Matt peace Programs Application Applications Apps game games Legacy Crash crashes Hang Application Compatibility hangs To solve the problem, please perform the clean boot in the previous answer of Rajesh Govind said on December 19, 2012, and then try to download Google Earth Pro from the link given:ĭo we not respond with the status of the issue.Ĭan't install Google Earth after you have reinstalled Windows 7 (2) to download the Setup file which web browser do you use?

(1) what is the model number of your computer? To better understand the issue, I need more information: I CAN'T INSTALL GOOGLE EARTH AND CHROME ON MY NEW HP WITH WINDOWS PC 8 Google Earth requires a resolution of at least 1024×768 to be viewed properly,” your problem is probably with DPI settings.Can't install Google Earth and Chrome on Windows 8 If Google Earth won’t load, and you’re getting this message: “Your desktop resolution is set to smaller than 1024×768. Now, select Google Earth from the menu and set your integrated graphics as the default adapter for using Google Earth.

You can set integrated graphics to default by selecting 3D Settings and then click Manage 3D settings and select Program Settings in the right pane. Should this work, we recommend setting integrated graphics as the default for Google Earth. This will allow you to choose which graphics card you want to use. Switching to integrated graphics when using Google Earth is simple: go to Google Earth’s installation directory, find Google Earth’s executable (.exe) file, and right-click on it. If installing older drivers didn’t help, there is one more thing that you can do if it’s your dedicated graphics card that’s causing the problem – use the integrated graphics that come with most modern motherboards or processors. This process might require you to go back and forth trying out one available driver after another, but it may well fix your problem. Now, go to your graphics card’s website and download one of the older drivers.
