Vista - Need video drivers for Intel 810/810e/815/815e series video card

I am afraid you are out of luck. Even the 915 chipset is not supported in
Vista as you can see from the following:

http://www.intel.com/support/graphics/sb/cs-023606.htm


"Georgep" <Georgep@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4FE5F66D-A26C-4CB4-B1B9-C18D83729BE8@microsoft.com...
> please somebody help us with the 815 chipset is there a way to get out of
> the
> low resolution can we use the old driver (i tried but i got a blue screen)
>
> i have asus cusl2 and p3 800
> thanks and please
>
> "Bill" wrote:
>
>> I tried installing the driver, using the device manager with no luck and
>> also
>> setup. How did u install it? this is a laptop, and i ahve the same issue.
>>
>> "Richard M." wrote:
>>
>> >
>> > "Richard M."
>> > > Hello "JW"
>> > >
>> > > > When you installed the XP drivers in Vista did you run the install
>> > > > SetUp
>> > > in
>> > > > XP compatibility mode?
>> > >
>> > > I tried to run the setup in XP compatibility mode as well.
>> > >
>> > > As well as I tried installing after disabling the "limited user mode"
>> > (Which
>> > > is a silly mode when you are *setting up* your system. Can be
>> > > desirable on
>> > > normal daily usage, thought.)
>> > >
>> > > I tried to tell where to find the folder which hold the .inf driver
>> > > file.
>> > > It installs the driver. After the reboot I get the BSoD.
>> > > Rebooting to the last known good configuration, Windows complain on
>> > > a
>> > > device which doesn't have a proper driver. It tells me to choose
>> > > between
>> > > Standard VGA and the Intel 810/815... If I pick up the Intel driver,
>> > > Vista
>> > > tells me that there is a wrong syntax in the .inf file !
>> > >
>> > > Weird.
>> > >
>> > > --R.
>> >
>> > Just for the sake of completness :
>> > I have been able to install an Intel driver on it.
>> >
>> > That is, I used the Intel Embedded Graphic Driver (look for IEGD 5.1 on
>> > Intel site)
>> >
>> > Vista will still ask for a video controller driver, but it is working
>> > perfectly in 32-bit colors mode and happy in 1280x1024.
>> >
>> > That way I have a nice computer for basic windows Vista testing.
>> >
>> > --Richard.
>> >
>> >
>> >

On Thu, 5 Apr 2007 10:42:06 -0700, Georgep
<Georgep@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>please somebody help us with the 815 chipset is there a way to get out of the
>low resolution can we use the old driver (i tried but i got a blue screen)

Mine is stuck at 800x600 4bit, too. But if I connect to it via Remote
Desktop, it is willing to almost fill my 1680x1050 display. Guess how
I use it...

Loren

Georgep wrote:
> please somebody help us with the 815 chipset is there a way to get out of the
> low resolution can we use the old driver (i tried but i got a blue screen)
>
> i have asus cusl2 and p3 800
> thanks and please
>
> "Bill" wrote:
>
>> I tried installing the driver, using the device manager with no luck and also
>> setup. How did u install it? this is a laptop, and i ahve the same issue.
>>
>> "Richard M." wrote:
>>
>>> "Richard M."
>>>> Hello "JW"
>>>>
>>>>> When you installed the XP drivers in Vista did you run the install SetUp
>>>> in
>>>>> XP compatibility mode?
>>>> I tried to run the setup in XP compatibility mode as well.
>>>>
>>>> As well as I tried installing after disabling the "limited user mode"
>>> (Which
>>>> is a silly mode when you are *setting up* your system. Can be desirable on
>>>> normal daily usage, thought.)
>>>>
>>>> I tried to tell where to find the folder which hold the .inf driver file.
>>>> It installs the driver. After the reboot I get the BSoD.
>>>> Rebooting to the last known good configuration, Windows complain on a
>>>> device which doesn't have a proper driver. It tells me to choose between
>>>> Standard VGA and the Intel 810/815... If I pick up the Intel driver, Vista
>>>> tells me that there is a wrong syntax in the .inf file !
>>>>
>>>> Weird.
>>>>
>>>> --R.
>>> Just for the sake of completness :
>>> I have been able to install an Intel driver on it.
>>>
>>> That is, I used the Intel Embedded Graphic Driver (look for IEGD 5.1 on
>>> Intel site)
>>>
>>> Vista will still ask for a video controller driver, but it is working
>>> perfectly in 32-bit colors mode and happy in 1280x1024.
>>>
>>> That way I have a nice computer for basic windows Vista testing.
>>>
>>> --Richard.
>>>
>>>
>>>
Have you tried the XP drivers? I did that with an 845G chipset - seemed
to work. Installed the application using compatability mode.

Guy