Bella, I’m aware that you’ve already asked a question with regards to your graphics capabilities earlier today. Unfortunately, the information you’ve now given still isn’t enough. There are various models of GeForce4 MX chips available.

Might I suggest that you click on Start (bottom left of your desktop) and click on Run. This will call up a dialog box where you type ‘dxdiag’ (without the inverted commas) and then press Enter/Return.

On the window that pops up look for where it says System Model. That will tell us which motherboard your computer has. You might also click on the tab that says Display (near the top of the window) and write down the model number of your graphics adapter. (You can edit your question, rather than asking a new one. Each time you ask a new question it costs you 5 points.)

Alternatively, you can contact me via email (click on my photograph/avatar and click on send email) and I’ll find out for you whether your graphics adapter does have support for Pixel Shader 2.0, though I doubt, very much, that it will have. Most integrated graphics adapters don’t have this.