This is what I got. I had to type it out. I think I got most of it.

First off, try to get it working with the nouveau driver. If nouveau will run, then try to install the NVidia driver from your OS package repository.

I also would suggest, try to use the "modesetting" driver first. At least get a clear VGA signal, then try nouveau.

this means that the nvidia card uses neither nouveau (open source) nor nvidia (proprietary) driver.
first of all, try to boot with the "nomodeset" parameter on the boot line (instructions on how to do this are to be found on your $DISTRO's wiki/help pages; for ubuntu e.g. here)
if you can get a graphical desktop with that, we can move on to the next step.

btw, take a look into /etc/X11. if there's a xorg.conf, rename it to something that does not end in .conf, e.g. the same goes for files in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d that have the word nvidia or nouveau in them.

then reboot with nomodeset.

Ok, did everything you suggested. nomodeset was done in Grub2. Getting the same exact reply
when running

lspci -k | grep -iEA5 'vga|3d'

How should it read???? Just in case I stumble upon a fix while waiting. This is getting really discouraging since it was easy to install in Unbuntu, but I really don't like the OS....
Thanks in advance..

this was the point of the exercise:
so?

Well since I'm not getting a graphical desktop then I guess its not possible with PC Linux.

I didn't come or join this forum for an exercise. If I wanted an exercise I'd run around the block. I want a solution to the problem. I can't understand why it works in Unbuntu and not with PC Linux? Obviously there is a fix for this. And if anyone can help great but please don't turn it into an exercise! Thanks.

I take it you tried following the PC Linux OS help?
Or else, as I mentioned, try running nvidia-xconfig once the driver is installed -- I believe that ought to work whether you install the drive through a repository or using the binary straight from NVIDIA.

I will give that a try, thank you.

OK good news. This morning after booting with my Intel Graphics card I replied to the newest suggestion and shut down. And was going to give those suggestions a try, Installed my Nvidia Card and booted and I finally got a graphic desktop. Tried to open some programs using the Icons on the Desktop and nothing happened. Opened a terminal and tried opening Firefox and got this error.

Host.firefox
libGLdispatch ABI Version is incompatible with lib EGL mozalloc abort segmentation fault

Also tried to run some other commands with the same results. Some programs did open like Kwrite and file manager. Tried to get into XFdrake and received basically the same error.

Ignore the following Glib:Object:Introspection & Gtk3 Warnings libGLdispatch ABI Version incompatible with libEGL aborted

But the good news is at least I can get graphics with this CARD!!!

Any suggestions to get past these errors and get this thing working????

PROBLEM IS SOLVED!!! After following 273 and ondoho suggestions its finally been solved. What I did was go to PC Linux OS help followed their instructions. I think most of the fix had to do with the updating and using the tested driver. I was trying to use the most up to date driver and for reasons not yet explained was not supported by the Kernel. Anyway its working and I'm a happy camper!!!
Not sure how to mark this SOLVED.....

BTW I did end up using Nvidia Propitiatory Drivers in PC Linux Package Manager, Synaptic

Glad to hear it worked out. For whatever reason there may not have been a kernel module for whichever kernel it is you're running.
I think PCLinux OS does things a little different to other distributions also.

I'm sure of that. I probably would have moved to Unbuntu but having used PC Linux since Mandriva went bust I had a ton of stuff that I just didn't want to move over to a new OS. Thanks to you all I was able to avoid that BS. Thanks again...