Intel graphics driver  

OlegWasHere said:

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Had to upgrade the buffer in my bios from 1mb to 8mb
thanks again

Great! Glad that worked for you.

Hello, I'm new and just found this site! I am having the same problem. How do I upgrade my buffer in my bios from 1mg to 8mg? Or has anyone found a driver to fix this problem? It is driving me crazy! Thank you so much!
CJB

cjb said:

Hello, I'm new and just found this site! I am having the same problem. How do I upgrade my buffer in my bios from 1mg to 8mg? Or has anyone found a driver to fix this problem? It is driving me crazy! Thank you so much!
CJB

Hi cjb, and welcome to Windows Seven Forums!

To open the BIOS menu, reboot your computer and tap, repeatedly, the F2 key (the normal key for Dell although it could be the "Delete", F1, or another key). When the BIOS menu appears, scroll through the pages and look for the video memory setting. If your computer (unknown to us at this post) is using the motherboard's video (not a video card in a slot on the motherboard) and the BIOS has the option to set the amount of video memory used (from 1 MB to 4 or 8 MB), then you should be able to change the setting.

Cheers!
Robert

Hello, i have the same problem, i'll pm you iseeuu and please send me the link.

Khaaliil said:

Hello, i have the same problem, i'll pm you iseeuu and please send me the link.

Hello Khaaliil, and welcome to Windows Seven Forums.

I am not sure what link you would like me to supply? Please let me know?

Cheers!
Robert

Thanks man !

I want the inter graphics driver , please pm me if you can :) That would be absolutely appreciated !


Khalil.

Khaaliil said:

Thanks man !

I want the inter graphics driver , please pm me if you can :) That would be absolutely appreciated !


Khalil.

Hello Khalil!

I have successfully used a Vista driver for the Intel 865 chipset on a Dell D505 laptop. Please see the following link for more information:
Graphic driver - Dell D505

However, if you are using a desktop, this driver is not much help. If you could provide the important information (called system specs) about your computer, then we would be in a better position to help you with your video display?

Cheers!
Robert

Here !

Khaaliil said:

Here !

1280 X 1024 is the best you are going to get in Windows Seven with this old Intel 865 chipset!

With a desktop computer and an empty video card slot you can add an inexpensive Windows Seven compatible video card?

Cheers!
Robert

iseeuu said:

Khaaliil said:

Here !

1280 X 1024 is the best you are going to get in Windows Seven with this old Intel 865 chipset!

With a desktop computer and an empty video card slot you can add an inexpensive Windows Seven compatible video card?

Cheers!
Robert

I'm going to try !
thanks.