Windows 7 Video Memory Problem

My friend recently upgraded from Windows XP Pro SP3 to Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit.
The video memory in windows xp was 32 mb. But after upgrading the system shows video memory as 0. His pc does not has a graphics card.Is there any way to bring the 32 mb video memory back because none of the games he used to play early are now working
And in the bios it still says 32 mb selected.
Maybe he needs the driver but without and graphic card which drivers does he need?

You need to tell us the full specifications of your friend's computer for us to give you meaningful advice, but from what little you've told us so far, the computer just isn't good enough to run Windows 7.

Please post his system specs.

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His system spec are
1.00 GB Ram
AMD Athlon XP 2400+ 2.00 GHz
80 GB Hard Disk

ashank said:

System info does not run.
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His system spec are
1.00 GB Ram
AMD Athlon XP 2400+ 2.00 GHz
80 GB Hard Disk

The message is telling you that you need to download and install .NET Framework 4 to view System Information.

I have filled up my friends system specs.
Do i need to post them here?
Sorry I am new here.

Old AMD socket A system. All things considering your friend would be better off staying with XP on that computer than trying to get Windows 7 to work, and hold off on Windows 7 until such a time as he gets a new computer. Big reason being that there will be zero drivers for anything in it, and will have to use either whatever Windows installs as default or use XP drivers (if they will install).

How can he get XP drivers?

I have an idea.
Can install XP and copy the driver present there and replace it with the one present in windows 7?

Assuming that it is integrated video, either from the motherboard or computer manufacturer's site, or depending on which GPU was used on it the GPU manufacturer's site.

Just in case, regardless of where you get the drivers for it, things like Aero will not work on it.