Now I have Big problems With my Drivers  

Hello and welcome pvpflu now first up we need more info on the machine my friend it is very hard to give advice or offer solutions when we do not know what exactly we are dealing with. For example we know it is an Asus laptop but there literally hundreds of different models that Asus have put out and other manufacturers too. So please do this first up System Info - See Your System Specs what would also be good is the exact model number of the machine.
When we know more then we can start to help out.

As a by the by I see in your system specs youhave put in your profile you are running 8.1 - is this correct? because if so you really need to post in our sister forum for Windows 8 - see the forum at the top of the page and you only have to register in there like you did here - same crew different system - it does make it easier if you get into the right place see pic.

Ok mate try what David has given you:)

Hm... you mean firstly I must install windows 8 and then upgrade to 8.1?
because I restored windows to factoey

By the way, I am super shocked! Yes I am Newbie here, and I very glad to see that I am welcome here

No everyone is welcome here at any time I was just making the point that there are other sister forums to this one that are specific to anyone's operating system and from your post I saw 8 was listed so assumed you had 8.1 version. The factory restore should have sorted the problem with the graphics out and if it didn't then personally I would be trying to update the drivers from the manufacturers site - you cannot lose anything by doing that and it may well fix that problem.
Now if we knew what model of Asus you had we could direct you to the site to get those drivers because that pic you sent doesn't tell us much about the machine the model number should be on the labels under the machine so please send that number.

As a by the by I am also wondering if you would consider putting a copy of Windows 7 or 10 on that machine because either is preferable to 8 in my humble opinion. That will of course be at your cost

Well I don't know much about 8 and 8.1 except that the 8.1 had more apps and the OS was not really my cup of tea. That is why I use 7 and 10 the interface is so much easier to use because again I do not like personally those app type features.

As for which one to get well it again is a matter of taste 7 for me is the easiest to navigate but 10 can be set up to look like 10 because 10 does retain some of those old app like features - which I get rid of. Depends really on what you want to do with the machine and of course if it is compatible with 7 and 10 something I don't think would be a problem.

I would be inclined to say have a look if you can at a machine with 7 on and see how it works and also one with 10 on and then decide which to get - remembering of course 7 is being phased out mores the pity and 10 will I guess eventually take over.

Me I am lucky because I have several machines and run both and I have to admit that in the first instance when 10 became available I didn't like it at all and resisted putting it on any of my machines but they have certainly made it much more user friendly in my mind than when first released.