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I have an HP Pro 3130 MT on Windows 7 32-bit and I'm trying to install a driver. In device manager there is one driver that is not installed. It says Video Controller (VGA Compatible).
When I click on the driver and then "update driver software" I click on search automatically for drivers online, it comes up saying windows has determined that the driver for your device is up to date for "Intel HD Graphics".
So I go find the driver on the website "Intel" and I download and install it. The Video Controller (VGA Compatible) is still there. I have searched around and tried many different drivers to get this working and none have done so.
Is there anything I can do?
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Hi there!
According to your computer specifications may come with Intel(R) onboard graphics or ATI or Nvidia graphics. If the automatic tool detects Intel HD Graphics, I recommend checking with your computer manufacturer for any other driver available for your computer model.
Again, it appears that Intel(R) drivers are already installed on your computer.
Thanks
Allan.
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Got the driver to install properly.
I had to go onto the BIOS and change the graphics option from PCI-E to Onboard.
I then put the driver on again.
Then booted it into safe mode, and then it installed correctly.
Booted it up normaly and I get all the features.
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