Intel 810E Driver?

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Guest

I'm getting a blue screen as soon as I switch to the Intel 810E driver. Any
plans for a driver for this (it's in a Gateway E1600XL, 512MB, 1Ghz PII
processor). This is our low end at my University, and I'm trying to test
Vista against it. I don't expect Aero, but basic functions. Apparantly
there is no driver, and the "compatable" Intel near 810E known as 82810E is
the one that blue screens.


Informationally, it took over 4 hours to install an upgrade to XP from DVD.
Haven't gotten much further, as I'm trying to shake out the video issue.
Basically I am testing it against our lowest end machines, and all of our
applications, in preparation for a roll out early next year.
 
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Dustin Harper

Vista should have the i810 built into the OS. If it's not, and Windows
Update doesn't find it, you may have to wait until Intel comes out with a
driver for Vista. It may not happen, as the i810 is an older chipset.

Dustin Harper
 
M

milleron

I'm very surprised that any organization as big as a university would
consider switching to a new OS as soon as it's introduced. Why did you
decide to do that before finding out about all the problems that will have
to be corrected in Vista SP1?
 
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LUIS ESTRADA

I deleted the video adapter from device manager and rebooted. Windows recognized the card (810E driver); however, every time I tried going from 640x480 to 1024x768 I was getting the blue screen (BAD_POOL_...). I set hardware acceleration = NONE for the video card and now I'm able to run 1024x768 (high color).
 

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