hello,

I installed Vista RC1,but i am not able to install drivers in vista.
where can i find drivers for my INTEL 845 GVSR mother board

Regards
leenus

Hi,

I contacted Intel Support team, and they told they won't release drivers for
Vista bcoz it is not yet certified. i got this present solution from GOOGLE
AS
I downloaded the 14103 W2k and XP graphic driver installation from the Intel
site and when I executed the app, it said that it did not recognize the O/S.
That was expected... however... don't acknowlege the message and use Update
Driver from the Device Manager to drill down to the temp location and install
the drivers. They work fine for me

Regards
leenus

"leenus" wrote:

hello,

I installed Vista RC1,but i am not able to install drivers in vista.
where can i find drivers for my INTEL 845 GVSR mother board

Regards
leenus

leenus wrote:
hello,

I installed Vista RC1,but i am not able to install drivers in vista.
where can i find drivers for my INTEL 845 GVSR mother board

Regards
leenus


I have an Intel D845HV mobo and have been repeatedly trying to perform a
test upgrade of my XP SP2 to Vista Ultimate RC1 without success. Every
single time it has thrown up an error message and shut down exactly 32%
of the way through the "Gathering files" of the upgrade process, and I
can't figure out why. I have uninstalled every possible problem
application, run tests on my RAM, upgraded my NVIDIA GeForce drivers,
run tests on my HD, etc, with no joy.

Do you think there is there any chance that my problem has something to
do with the driver problem that you are having with your Intel 845 GVSR
mobo? (I'm grasping at straws here.)

Did you run a check on the download?

My first download of RC1 failed the Nero MD5 verifier check. A lot of other
testers have reported the same thing. So I downloaded it again, and the
second time it passed the MD5 check.

If you did that, did you select verify when you burned the DVD? I have had
DVD burns fail too.

If it's stopping in the same place each time, it could be a bad DVD.

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leenus wrote:
hello,

I installed Vista RC1,but i am not able to install drivers in vista.
where can i find drivers for my INTEL 845 GVSR mother board

Regards
leenus


I have an Intel D845HV mobo and have been repeatedly trying to perform a
test upgrade of my XP SP2 to Vista Ultimate RC1 without success. Every
single time it has thrown up an error message and shut down exactly 32%
of the way through the "Gathering files" of the upgrade process, and I
can't figure out why. I have uninstalled every possible problem
application, run tests on my RAM, upgraded my NVIDIA GeForce drivers,
run tests on my HD, etc, with no joy.

Do you think there is there any chance that my problem has something to
do with the driver problem that you are having with your Intel 845 GVSR
mobo? (I'm grasping at straws here.)

Fix for older motherboards like Intel 845GVSR etc.,

HERE IS THE SOLUTION FOR FIXING DISPLAY PROBLEMS....
(This solution works for any Intel Motherboard)

No need to donwload or install any drivers.
Vista has everything built in.

Only thing is it needs atleast 128 Mb of Video Memory, but for older
motherboards like Inter 845 by default the Video Memory is configured to
64 Mb which is resulting in your problem.

So what you have to do is...

SOLUTION:

Restart your computer Press DEL Key
and
Go to BIOS Settings Advanced Video Configuration

1. Change "AGP Aperture Size" from 64 Mb to "128 Mb or Higher"
2. Leave "Primary Video Adapter" as "Integrated"
3. Change "Frame Buffer Size" from 1 Mb to "8 Mb"

and then press F10(i.e., Save changes and continue).

Sometimes, for the first time you may see screen not aligned properly,
in that case just restart once more and Vista will automatically adjust
the alignment for you.

Also, you can change the resolution to your desired one manually as
follows...

1. Click "Start Button"
2. Right click on "Computer"
3. Select "Properties" option from the context menu.
4. Scroll down and find "Disply Settings" option and click it.
5. Adjust Resolution Size and Mode.

NOW, ENJOY USING VISTA.....


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Fix for older motherboards like Intel 845GVSR etc.,

HERE IS THE SOLUTION FOR FIXING DISPLAY PROBLEMS....
(This solution works for any Intel Motherboard)

No need to donwload or install any drivers.
Vista has everything built in.

Only thing is it needs atleast 128 Mb of Video Memory, but for older
motherboards like Inter 845 by default the Video Memory is configured to
64 Mb which is resulting in your problem.

So what you have to do is...

SOLUTION:

Restart your computer Press DEL Key
and
Go to BIOS Settings Advanced Video Configuration

1. Change "AGP Aperture Size" from 64 Mb to "128 Mb or Higher"
2. Leave "Primary Video Adapter" as "Integrated"
3. Change "Frame Buffer Size" from 1 Mb to "8 Mb"

and then press F10(i.e., Save changes and continue).

Sometimes, for the first time you may see screen not aligned properly,
in that case just restart once more and Vista will automatically adjust
the alignment for you.

Also, you can change the resolution to your desired one manually as
follows...

1. Click "Start Button"
2. Right click on "Computer"
3. Select "Properties" option from the context menu.
4. Scroll down and find "Disply Settings" option and click it.
5. Adjust Resolution Size and Mode.

NOW, ENJOY USING VISTA.....


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thanks cybernaresh


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