You mean abt Windows 7?
This thread isn't about that but i'll answer the question.
RTM means the finalization of a product, and GA is a step to its
massive use...
GA means General Availability(which is today) and it means that customers
can buy Windows 7 from today(receiving the RTM version)
Hope i made it clear for you.
hi all
i have a hold mainboard in desktop and i can't find graphical drivers for windows 7 ultimate to it
the mainboard is a SOLTEK SL-B8A
the chipset is a intel 845GE series
someone can help me please?
32bit or 64? Nevermind they are here http://www.intel.com/support/chipsets/sb/CS-009236.htm
Hope this helps
Ken
Hi
I just moved from vista ultimate 64 OEM to retail Windows 7 ultimate 64 bit.
Following the install of the OS I tried to install the latest IMSM downloaded from Intel but got the messahe that the best one is already present.
My chip set shows the following:
Would some one mind telling me the correct latest Intel Chipset driver?
Mine is Dell desk top Dimention 9200
This what I find under: storage controllers
Your help will be greatly appreciated.
Regards
Apologies for asking this again, I just found this part of the forum and it seems to be the one to post my query.
I have recently upgraded to Windows 7 from Vista, both 32bit, and seem to have lost the Hdmi option as well as the 720p resolution. Only resolution available is 1024x768, over VGA, if I use any other resolution it results in a blue screen and displays a "unknown format"? If I try using Hdmi, windows will not start and the display does not work.
I use a 32" LCD TV with 1366x768 max resolution and Intel G965 Express Chipset with driver version 8.15.10.1825 which is stated as the latest compatible with my system. Can I uninstall the driver and use Windows 7 built in one, if there is one? Or is there a better driver from Intel that I can use?
A desperate computerophobe would be thankful for any help
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Sear...ord=%22G965%22Apologies for asking this again, I just found this part of the forum and it seems to be the one to post my query.
I have recently upgraded to Windows 7 from Vista, both 32bit, and seem to have lost the Hdmi option as well as the 720p resolution. Only resolution available is 1024x768, over VGA, if I use any other resolution it results in a blue screen and displays a "unknown format"? If I try using Hdmi, windows will not start and the display does not work.
I use a 32" LCD TV with 1366x768 max resolution and Intel G965 Express Chipset with driver version 8.15.10.1825 which is stated as the latest compatible with my system. Can I uninstall the driver and use Windows 7 built in one, if there is one? Or is there a better driver from Intel that I can use?
A desperate computerophobe would be thankful for any help
You *almost* had the latest drivers...use the above
Redefine the search if you have x64 and choose Windows 7 x64
Lets update your chipset as a bonus...
INF Update Utility - Primarily for Intel® 5, 4, 3, 900 Series Chipsets
When the installer is done downloading...Shift+Right-Click the installer and choose "Open a command prompt here"
When the black window opens...type the name of the installer + <Space Bar> + -overall
ex. C:\Users\Chris\Desktop\<Name of Intel Driver> -overall
Let it finish...don't restart...
Do it again BUT replace -overall with overide
Let it finish...restart
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