Ok this is an onboard video card is intel 5 for my laptop and i was wondering if there is a driver for vista or windows 7. I am currently using an unsigned driver.yes i know that i.Missing. Hey guys, I was struggling with the issue of installing the graphic driver of 'Intel 5 GM/GME Graphics Controller Driver' for windows 7.

Word is MS will NOT offer support. Shoprite Pharmacy Generic Drug Program here. It’s actually down to Intel, who haven’t supplied drivers for Vista either. What we got in Vista are just the XP drivers, and we were just lucky that it works. The guys with the 910/915 chipset are in the same boat. Of course it’s not in Intel’s interest to provide software to keeep 6 year old hardware up and running.

They want to sell new hardware! Back to default drivers, I guess. And lose all D3D functionality (goodbye Aurora screensaver), good bye ‘Sleep’.

I am using a Dell Latitude D505. It has Intel Extreme Graphics 2 (i855GM/GME). I have used the XDDM drivers for Windows Vista/7. I like Win7 but it does have a poor implementation of XDDM drivers. I also notice that if i try to play a video, whether it be WMP12 Beta, or WinAMP, the video hangs and my computer is unresponsive.

If i try to make my TV my primary device, system hangs, but extended monitor output works fine. If anyone has a workaround, or solution to this please share it. Mt65xx Usb Preloader Driver Rar more. Also, does anyone know why VLC player (their latest version) can not seem to go full screen on my TV (Display #2 for me)?

I can move the window there and maximize it on that screen but the fullscreen mode jumps to the primary, or laptop, screen? Hi guys, You can play with Hardvare Acceleration of your video adapter (right-click on the desktop, then: Screen Resolution-Advanced Settings-Troubleshoot-Change Settings). If you slide the button on the slidebar to the second position from he left that sais “Disable all DirectDraw and 3D Accelerations” or disable completely hardware acceleration (position None to the left), the freezing when you play video will stop. Pay attention to the text at the bottom of the Display Adapter Troubleshooter window, text changes when you slide the button! The video quality will not be that great, but at least you will have a stable system and you will be able to play most of the stuff. I hope this helps.

Sorry I don’t know the answer to your problem; this workaround works ok for me – anyone else? You can get “official”/proper feedback from Microsoft via the TechNet beta forums, and I’m sure they’d appreciate your feedback. The driver is from an old OS and we are essentially hacking/bodging it onto a newer, and still beta version of the OS so I would expect issues, as said several times – lack of full support for the intel 855gm chipset in Win7 is the core problem and at present it looks likley they MS/Intel will not address this issue, would gladly be corrected though – anyone? It isn’t necessary to export your Vista driver in order to import it to W7. Just install Driver Max to W7 as I have on 5 different machines, then run the Update Drivers function (which is good in most cases) and it will provide the driver that way.

Thanks for the tip on how to modify acceleration to keep WMP from hanging, tho I’m not sure the quality is any better than without the driver where I only have two resolution choices. Has anyone tried a different player like Quicktime or Real? I have been puzzlin this for a week now waiting for Google to catch up with it, and sure enough you did.

I have been messing with this stupid thing forever and could not get it to work. Im running an aging, lower-end Dell Dimension 3000 with a Pentium 4 HT 3.0GHz and (horrible) Intel Extreme Graphics 2. Driver max seemed to work okay, but the zipped file kept giving me errors.

I had to use the non-zipped drivers (I’m glad that I happed to save both versions on my flash drive). I really wish that Dell had included at least an AGP slot for an upgrade, but I guess i should have forked out the extra $200 or so for the Dimension 4700. I was only 13 at the time and didn’t know what I was doing. After using remote desktop from my mom’s computer to run drivermax, everything is fine now.

I had driver issues on my HP dv6700 laptop (Core 2 Duo T8100 2.1GHZ (Penryn), 3GB Ram, 500GB HDD), now I think I’m going to try this on it. Thanks a bunch for your sound advice! Yes Drivermax is amazingly good except for sometimes it will get ahead of itself and throw up some result that is pretty obviously a mistake. However their install process has such protections built in that it never damages your computer, even if the driver doesn’t work, you just roll it back. I don’t keep it running as I only use it at install and maybe once a year so download it then. I find it is by far the best driver scan, and free, but if it pleases you then flip them a donation so it will always be around!