Is this an installation problem or something else?

[Dinesh]

No problem mate. Once you install the new drivers, restart your computer and try changing the resolution.

 

[Orbital Shark]

Download the driver as a zip file and extract to an easily recognised folder.

Do to Device Manager and right-click the VGA device & 'Update Driver Software', this time choose to maually browse for the driver and browse to the folde you extracted the zip file to. You can then select the driver to install & it should (note, should) work.

Fingers crossed

 

[AeroX23]

Damn, I still can't change the res., and there's no driver updates. :/
I'm just gonna have to get a new computer :/

Edit: Wait.. wait a minute..

 

[Dinesh]

I would recommend you to do a clean install and then start downloading the chipset and then video driver. 1st install chipset and then video driver and it should work on a clean install.

 

[AeroX23]

download the driver as a zip file and extract to an easily recognised folder.

Do to device manager and right-click the vga device & 'update driver software', this time choose to maually browse for the driver and browse to the folde you extracted the zip file to. You can then select the driver to install & it should (note, should) work.

Fingers crossed

oh my god yes! It effin' worked! After 3 hours something actually worked! Thank you man!
I <3 sevenforums.com!!!!

 

[Orbital Shark]

oh my god yes! It effin' worked! After 3 hours something actually worked! Thank you man!
I <3 sevenforums.com!!!!

Excellent work, that's great news

By all means enjoy your stay you may well help someone else in the same way

 

[Dinesh]

Glad to hear that it worked man.

 

[Zidane24]

Try to get a shot of what it says. That message you quoted is standard at the minute

View attachment 19416

Mine says the same but returns a driver version

Jeff

Intel's utility doesn't detect for Windows 7 (no support)