Artifacts R400 weird screen (integrated graphics) running Win 7 RTM

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• T61 with Win 7 RTM will not sleep on the current, will sleep on battery

  You wanted to start a new thread on this since the similar to the previous thread presents the beta version of Windows 7 and other issues while I and at least one other people have this same problem with Win 7 RTM.

  My T61 (8891-CTO) won't go to sleep / suspend when it is plugged into the current running Win 7 RTM and the current drivers Win 7 Beta.   It will be put into hibernation on current alternative.  He'll sleep / suspend very well when it's on battery.

  When the current alternative, the display dims when I try to sleep, but it will never actually suspend.   Move the rear mouse lights up the screen and gives the Windows login screen.

  Like everything else works very well and sleep works on battery but not AC, I have to assume that it is a driver problem.

  Any help appreciated.

  Thank you

  Michael

  I realized what was causing the problem on my system, so maybe this will help someone else.

  The Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service prevented my T61 to sleep.  I stopped and disabled this service.  Sleep works fine now.

• Qosmio F50-126: how to activate the integrated graphics card?

  Running Windows 7 on F50 - 126.
  After checking my specs on the site Web of toshiba, here are the details on my graphics card: -.

  Manufacturer: NVIDIA;
  type: NVIDIA; GeForce; 9700 M GTS supporting TurboCache; technology
  memory: 512 MB dedicated VRAM (up to 1 791 MB of total available graphics memory using the TurboCache™ technology with 3 GB of system memory)
  memory type: GDDR3 (800 MHz) video RAM (resp. RAM video and system memory combined)
  connected bus: PCI Express 16 x

  I want to know if I can turn on my integrated graphics card. I know that clicking on powersave suppose to turn off my 9700 m and go to the integrated card, but the laptop did not want it actually disabled.
  Like, watching a video or a game of battery the difference between "Powersafe" and "Balance" is not that much.

  The computer seems to work at full power.
  Because I remember when I had Vista installed, the game and used trolling videoes. But on windows 7 it doesn't. Anyone know how to activate the integrated card?

  I have my computer updated completely and everthing... How d I do not know if my card is turned on or off?

  Hi mate

  I'm a bit confused of m.
  Why?
  Because you ask about activation and deactivation of the graphics card (integrated).

  First of all, there is ONLY a single graphic chip!
  It s a GeForce 9700 M GTS graphics card.

  The graphics chip supports the 512 MB GDDR3 own (he dedicated video memory s) and it s is always available!

  In addition, the chip supports shared system memory. It depends on the available main memory!

  For example:
  * With the help of Win 32 bit system *.

  System memory: * 2 GB *.
  Dedicated video memory: 512 MB
  Shared system memory: 767 MB (using 3 GB of RAM you 1279 MB)
  TOTAL available graphics memory: 1279 MB (1791 using 3 GB of RAM)

  System memory: * 4 GB *.
  Dedicated video memory: 512 MB
  Shared system memory: 1279MB
  TOTAL available graphics memory: 1791 MB

  * With the help of Win 64 bit system *.

  System memory: * 2 GB *.
  Dedicated video memory: 512 MB
  Shared system memory: 767 MB
  TOTAL available graphics memory: 1279MB

  System memory: * 4 GB *.
  Dedicated video memory: 512 MB
  Shared system memory: 1791
  TOTAL available graphics memory: 2303

  As you can see the use of Win 64-bit and 4 GB of RAM would be better for the graphics card as the use of the file Win 32 bit with 4 GB of RAM

• Disable the integrated graphics card?

  Hello

  I have a Dell XPS 15 L502X. So I recently installed a game called Wolfenstein: The New Order. And everytime I start the game I get an error known on the web as "wglCreateContextAttribsARB failed".

  I know that the cause of the error is that the game keeps identifying my integrated graphics (Intel HD 3000) as the main graphics card so that I have a dedicated onboard graphics (Nvidia GeForce GT 540 M, 2 GB dedicated memory).

  The problem is that my integrated card only supports OpenGL 3.1 and below, although my GPU supports up to OpenGL 4.0. I know for a fact that this GPU is able to run the game and YES I already chose my GPU as the primary graphics card under manage 3D, the global settings settings AND parameters of the program specific AND even tried setting the PhysX Configuration as the GPU itself at unsuccessfully.

  I also tried to disable my Intel HD 3000 by Device Manager (couldn't turn it off via bios), but whenever I do so that turns off the display of my laptop. However, I have a TV that my laptop is connected via HDMI. If my laptop screen is transferred to my TV and I can not change/turn my laptop displays ONE unless I had to re - activate the integrated graphics card. Strange in my opinion!

  On the other side, I ran the game without the integrated graphics card (when), and the game runs very well! CLEARLY the GPU (GT 540 M) is able to run this game, although the game is not identify him. Instead only identify the integrated Intel HD Graphics 3000 card or identifies the onboard graphics as the main reason any!

  Need help please, I want to play the game on my laptop screen not on my TV... Also on a side question, is it possible to completely disable my integrated graphics (Intlel HD 3000) without losing my screen? If so, how?

  Thank you for your time.

  EDIT: I discovered that a similar problem, I used to have with another game (watch dog) on the demanding game run my video card to support DirectX 11 for the game (so it never ran), now works correctly when I turn off my integrated graphics card and use my TV as my main screen! EVEN IF my GT 540 M is to satisfy the minimum requirements for the game!

  You can switch between graphics cards - Intel low performance for graphic intensive application of navigation/less graphically and using nVidia graphics high-performance hungry applications in graphics resources like games.

  You can take a look on the link shows to switch between the graphics card Intel and discrete graphics (nVidia, in your case):

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=DCh9Eob0mNY

• Alienware 17 - integrated graphics not detected in BIOS - cannot switch to the integrated graphics card

  As the title says, I own an Alienware 17, bought around November of 2013. My NVidia GeForce GTX 770 M runs like a champ. But I can't go to the integrated graphics card (should be Intel HD Graphics 4600). I tried the Fn + F5 (several times). It is said that it is "optimal". Tried with the laptop plugged in and not plugged. I looked in Device Manager and there is only a single index card (NVidia) view. I then booted the BIOS and it said: 'Integrated Graphics - undetected. " I have the latest BIOS version available on the support Web site.

  Don't know what to do at this point. I should have integrated and discrete, but only discreet is detected. I want to be able to switch to the Intel card, so that I can mess around with things like the Intel WiDi and want to also DO NOT perform my NVidia card all the time, and because I'm not playing games all the time.

  Any ideas? All support staff out there who can help out me?

  Cub... I think I might have answered my own question... My laptop has the option to display 3D 120 Hz. For this reason, 'Optimus' technology is not available (I think I say this right), and so I can't go to the graphics card Intel because of the way the 3D display is wired. There is a YouTube video that I saw what explains the all (link below).

  "Alienware 17 with 120 Hz 3D display has no integrated graphics":

  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=RJ3IRvCkllg

  Then... Not sure that I'm too happy with Dell right now. One of the advantages that I looked forward had to be able to change maps and play with some of the features of the Intel WiDi map in particular. When I bought the laptop, I was not made aware that I would lose the functionality of upgrade of the screen to get the 3D option. Would have been nice to know, so that I know what are the trade-offs.

• Desktop a6457c Pavilion: bad card integrated graphics

  If I install a pcie card it will automatically change in edge in pcie bios? I can't get to the bios to change the settings because of the empty screen.

  Dan, welcome to the forum.

  Yes, when you install a discrete integrated graphic subsystem video card will be automatically disabled.

  You need to be careful when you choose a video card.  Latest maps need UEFI in the motherboard instead of a standard BIOS.  The last series of cards that do not require UEFI was 640 gt.  In addition, you may need to upgrade the power supply (PSU).  Most newer cards require at least 400W to work properly.

  Please click on the button + Thumbs up if I helped you and click on accept as Solution If your problem is resolved.

• The best replacement for an AMD Radeon 8670 D integrated graphics

  I have a HP ENVY AMD A10 - 6700 3.7 GHz APU with integrated graphics AMD Radeon 8670 D. I have 16 GB of RAM and a 300 Watt power supply. I am running windows 8.1, the machine is surprisingly fast and HD is decent integrated graphics have come a long way! I don't play games but don't watch much programming on my HDTV. So I wonder what would be the best graphics card which is $ 100 or less with what I have, I have a PCIe x 16 slot 2.0 I think. And please recommend a food FRO the card. Thanks in advance, josh

  You are welcome.  Thank you for the additional information.

  Your budget makes it a bit difficult to find a video card that would meet your needs.  However, here is a card which I think will do what you need.  Read the reviews to see what users have to say about it.  It requires only a power supply (PSU) 350W runs correctly.  So it's up to you, but you might try to see if it works with the existing PSU.  If you have problems with installation, see the guide I provided in my previous post carefully.

  Now, if you decide to buy a power supply, I love OCZ and Corsair.  They are passionate about quality for a good price.  The PSU is not the place to save money in a computer.  It is the backbone.  I suggest at least 500W.  This will give you some leeway for future updates.  The OCZ PSU's modular.  They are good in a smaller housing because you only use the cables needed.

  Please click on "BRAVO", if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• HP Pavilion dv6-6145dx: my system has "integrated graphics".

  Hello:

  I continued to improve and maintain my laptop in perfect condition.  I have upgraded to Win 10 and increased my system of power, increased my RAM to a maximum of 16 GB and stimulated my hard drive internal to a 1 to with a secondary Win 7 OS using a 750 GB insertable in the DVD drawer.  Everything works very well.  I usually my laptop on a fan base to keep things cool and operating a peak, but for these times I am in portable mode, I need to be sure I am I protected if I want to replace my old Fan to make sure I keep my system cool when not on the fan base.

  My laptop also has 'dedicated memory' for graphics, but when looking the model of adequate replacement of fan they ask if she "integrated graphics".  I can do a case of integrated logic could be regarded as either the same, or opposite, of dedicated.

  Does anyone have the experience here and can tell me positively fan I need to replace?

  CPU = AMD A8 - 3500 M 2.40 GHz processor (FSB 1,5 GHz,
  4, 0 MB L2 cache, quad core, 35 W)

  GPU = graphics AMD Radeon™ HD 6620 G on
  computer models equipped with an AMD A8 Processor

  Thank you

  Hello

  The card says there's technology VISION A8, yes it has built-in/integrated GPU:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02996677

  Kind regards.

• Different in the integrated graphics card as says compney

  I bought HP 15-g002AX a month... before you buy I read the specifications carefully... everywhere I found that the integrated graphics card is AMD radeon hd 8570 m 2 GB, but after you buy and check the graphics card it is Amd Radeon Hd 8500 m and graphics Amd Radeon (TM) R5

  Dishant99 wrote:
  I bought HP 15-g002AX a month... before you buy I read the specifications carefully... everywhere I found that the integrated graphics card is AMD radeon hd 8570 m 2 GB, but after you buy and check the graphics card it is Amd Radeon Hd 8500 m and graphics Amd Radeon (TM) R5

  "Amd Radeon Hd 8500 m" is the series to which belongs an AMD HD 8570 m.

  You can download and run CPU-Z to correctly identify the discrete graphic card installed in your laptop. The Graphics tab as shown in the picture. You can use the Catalyst Control center first select the Radeon HD 8570 m. Switchable graphics on HP laptops

  

• Microsoft Windows XP SP3 driver for integrated graphics card Intel

  Hello

  Pilots who are that an option in my Center of downloads for an Intel integrated graphics is not a good substitute for the version of the Intel driver that I use, I downloaded for the Intel site.

  I downloaded the version of Microsoft because in a first time, I thought that the operating system would have a more diverse and more efficient driver that would be better overall, then the parameters of constructors for all of the edge, simply because the operating system would be adjusted to my licking and so more adoptive and such.

  I wonder if the Microsoft version of the driver may be corrupted or is not really the best version for my on-board graphics card and I ask this question because I installed the driver works and features that the graphics card has are now available.

  With the Microsoft driver these advanced settings are not found, more; View the properties for the version of the Intel driver doesn't even load into the screen and allow me to adjust the settings of my Intel graphics card. I'm still using the Intel driver, but I'm interested to know how is the version of Microsoft drivers would not.

  The best

  Hello

  Intel may provide a more recent version updated the driver in question. This would explain why the functionality of the driver provided by Intel has more features than offered through Windows Update.

  Intel provided driver may also include their third party software that assists in the advanced settings of the display of graphics. The driver provided by Windows Update is mainly to ensure functionality. More often, it is best to download the latest drivers for hardware vendors.

• Try to install the video card. Integrated graphics card does not! (PE T110 II)

  Hello

  I tried to install a video card in the x 16 slot PCIE (ASUS Radeon 5450 Silent). I read on the Board that this video card has worked for others with the T110 II.

  I turned off the computer and unplug the power cord.

  I installed the video card in the x 16 pcie slot.

  The VGA cable is connected to the integrated VGA.

  When I turn on the computer, my monitor receives no signal. I tried to access the bios to change the settings of the embedded video controller of standard to distributed. Unfortunately, I am unable to see anything on my monitor, it gets no signal. If I try to connect the vga graphics card it shows a screen black nothing else.

  The integrated graphics card works again once I remove the location PCIe video card. The integrated graphics card does not work while the video card is connected.

  I 2.8.0 bios version.

  I can hear the computer starts, but I don't see what is on the screen, I'm not sure if the bios is starting.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  Use the embedded video.

• Upgrade to Windows 10 with integrated graphics

  I have received the notification Windows 10, but could not be updated because the integrated graphic card Nvidia was not compatible.

  I installed a dedicated graphics, which is compatible W10.

  I'm still able to level as W10 is still saying that the 'old' graphics card is not compatible, even if it is now disabled.

  I also tried upgradinging via the media tool.

  Can anyone help?

  Hi Philippe,.

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  You can install the same driver in compatibility mode for an earlier version of Windows and check.

  Here's how:

  a. do the driver installation file right click and select Properties and then tap or click on the compatibility tab.

  b. check in the run this program in compatibility mode for: box.

  c. press or click the menu drop down and select a previous operating system, and then tap or click OK.

  d. try to install the driver and verify.

  You can check: make the programs more compatible with this version of Windows

  Hope this information is useful. Please feel free to answer in the case where you are facing in the future other problems with Windows.

• integrated graphics p6520f dead

  I'm servicing a p6520f in which the integrated graphics card died - nothing on the screen at all. Install a PCIe graphics card, which according to your forums, should have disabled onboard and I should get a display - except that I'm not, and although it is independent, none of the USB ports on the back panel not work either. Suggestions as to my next step?

  EU: kindly referred to one of HP's Support page was not found who gave a concise step-by-step procedure. URL to follow if this should happen to you:

  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/HP-search/search-results.html?ajaxpage=1#/page=1&/cat=support%20%26%20Drivers&/cc=us&/lang=en&/Qt=HP%20PAVILION%20P520F

• My gateway has this integrated graphics of generic-sounding of Intel Corp., the '828645G', alias as the series 845G and search Internet for driver

  My gateway has this integrated graphics of generic-sounding of Intel Corp., the '828645G', alias the 845G series, and I'm looking all over the Internet to a graphics driver that matches or is compatible with, my driver. I want to run Aero, but when I finished solving display problems I get a solution indicating that he can take care of Aero, but a display of Windows (WDDM) driver Module is required for Aero is taken into account. I have valiantly looking for Vista/7 drivers and has seen many others who would potentially cause my precious gateway to self-destruct, essentially. Any ideas where I can get the drivers compatible or similar for Windows 7 32 - bit, running on a portal designed for XP?

  If neither gateway nor Intel has drivers on their website, then there would be none.

• Always comes back to the integrated graphics card

  Link to the pc I have: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Alienware+-+Desktop+-+6GB+Memory+-+1TB+Hard+Drive/4819186.p?id=1218535466777&skuId=4819186&st=alienware&cp=1&lp=2

  Specifications are in the article, but for the sake of speed...
  SP1 Windows 7 64
  CPU i7-2600 @3. 40 ghz
  6 GB memory
  Graphics GeForce GT 545

  I bought a computer with the integrated graphics card intel and a dedicated graphics card.   I use my RCA HDTV as a monitor for my system.  There is no VGA port on the Tower, so I have to use the HDMI port to get on television.   The problem I have is that it seems to always return to the integrated card intel and not good graphics card.   First thing I noticed when I hooked it up and the resolution of the screen is cut off at the ends.  I could go through and set it so that nothing has been cut, but the only way I can get it to work on the NVIDIA card is if I go in the resolution of the screen and set it as if I had two monitors.

  When I go into the resolution of the screen / monitor settings, sound as if he thinks that I have 2 different monitors hung.  When I identify, the flashes '2', so I know she feels the one I use is the second.

  If I use these settings I get this - .pic (http://i46.tinypic.com/2n718rc.jpg), I get the error message "you are not currently using a screen attached to a Nvidia GPU... pic (http://i47.tinypic.com/1zvg80l.jpg)»

  But if I use this - photo (http://i48.tinypic.com/o53oyt.jpg) link, it works very well.   Until I start Steam, once a game is loading, it jumps on the integrated map and we start chugging along.

  It wouldn't be that big of a deal, but one of the biggest reasons that I bought the thing was so that I could play on it.  I go to a game and while its on the integrated map, just of becomes mud and does not move.

  Hi, Tom.

  This is an old article but can be of Help.

  How to connect a tv to a pc with Nvidea