Hey, it's Daniel!
Recently I'm having trouble concerning my monitor, as it keeps going black back and forth, back and forth. I found out that probably my driver is damaged so why not give it a shot and re-installing it. I searched on Intel website, and found a GMA update.. It's downloaded and put in the desktop at this time and waiting to do its job
The problem is, I looked over in Add/Remove programs and no sign of Intel driver. So where to uninstall it?
Thanks in advance
Why are you running with only Service Pack 2 ?
(or maybe your profile needs updating?)
Graphic Drivers can be uninstalled, reinstalled, and updated in DEVICE Manager.
📎Control_Panel_Device_Manager.jpg
Expand the item: Cartes Graphiques (by clicking on the + sign in front of that item)
that should expand the list and show you what graphic adapter is physically present.
It is possible that you have only native onboard graphic adapter solution.
Give us another shot, with the above item expanded.
It appears that your machine relies upon onboard graphics as Intel GMA 3100
Therefore you have already downloaded the correct Chipset Driver.
Under Cartes Graphiques, I have Intel Q33 Express chipset family, is it the one I need to remove?
and also the one to reinstall.
Uninstall via Device manager and then select Manual installation, navigate to where you have saved the Chipset driver, and reinstall.
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It is still "possible" that your machine utilizes a dedicated graphics card of either nVidia Geforce 9500 or 8400.
You would be able to see the graphics card if it is installed.
(In the Black PCIe slot toward the bottom/back) 📎ESPRIMO_P5720.jpg
Otherwise your machine is running with the onboard graphics chip.
That"s exactly my machine. What do you mean by manual installation?
Here are my steps; correct me if I'm wrong: Device Manager - Cartes Graphiques - Intel Q33 Express Chipset Family - Driver tab - Uninstall.
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