don`t work VGA with intel hd graphic driver ( have black screen)

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Hello. Some days ago, diceded to upgrade my windows vista to windows7, and after upgraiting and installing all drivers, I found, that VGA don`t work !!

Without Intel HD driver, ewerything works, only I can`t put normal screen resolution.

With Intel HD driver, after windows was loaded, my screen becom black, and can work only in safe mode regime. I have TV, that is conected with my PC by HD cabel, so, as soon as I switch my TV on ( and it`s working just like tv, or any other option except for HD option) my sony monitor, that are conected by VGA, is working well !!!! but if I switch my tv on HD conecting, simple monitor stop working, but alternative monitor (tv) - are...

So, please, help me to solve this problem.

I have: Gigabyte H55M-D2H motherboard, with the intel i-3-530 processor.. Videocard and soundcard - onboard.

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forgot to add, driver version: 8.15.10.2418

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Dear Intel suport teem... It`s 5 days left since I add this topic and I don`t get any solution.... is it normaly? 😕 ...

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Do you have 32-bit or 64-bit Windows 7?

You need to get your drivers from Gigabyte. Perhaps you installed an incompatible driver. Go to the Gigabyte support site and download the drivers that apply to your motherboard and version of Windows 7 . Start by downloading and installing the latest INF package (if any) then the video driver. GB uses some flaky scripts on their site and I can't get to it or I'd post a link to the support site for you. But, I'm not turning off security features for them. Sorry.

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I have 64-bit Windows...

This drivers I get from the gygabite home page ( only I guess there was older version, that didn`t work too, and I upgrate it downloading for intel page) , they offer only Intel graphic drivers... motherboard have Intel® H55 Express Chipset and the graphic are integret in it..

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It sounds like the Intel driver isn't working for you--Don't use it. I would still say get your drivers from Gigabyte. While the chipset is Intel, they are programmable for the motherboard being used. Most drivers are motherboard specific. As I said in the previous post, be sure to install the INF package before installing the driver. This file has metadata for your motherboard.and OS.