>>> But how is it going to work if the entire video card is "missing" like
>>> they say?
>>
>
> They say (at least now): missing *video card driver*.
> The video card is ok, but the driver could be corrupted/missing/gone
> fishing...

It still says this bit on my browser:

"Systems built to take advantage of WARP from a hardware standpoint will be
able to display graphics even when the video card is missing-or toasted."

After reading the MS website, I think what they mean is that even when your 
PC has no graphics card *at all*, the CPU can still generate graphics 
(including 3D stuff) and pipe the display down a remote desktop connection 
or whatever.

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