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Hello, I would like the video controller driver (VGA compatible)

irongege · Accepted Answer

Hello

"Could you please tell me where I could find the video controller driver (VGA compatible)?
Thank you"

Start with this and then provide the information regarding what you are looking for (motherboard or graphics card model)
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bayebara · Answer

Hello

"Could you tell me where I could find the video controller driver (compatible with VGA)?
Thank you"

Start with this and then provide the information regarding what you're looking for (motherboard model or graphics card).
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patjojo76 · Answer

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walido_mus · Answer

slt video controller drivers (VGA compatible)

mido · Answer

je vais installer le contrôle vidéo (compatible VGA)

lakhdar · Answer

Hello,

I have a problem with my video controller (VGA); there is a yellow question mark
Additionally, when I watch a DVD on my PC, the movie is not playing correctly
I am providing a summary of my PC

Thank you for your response

Summary Page:

Vendor Name Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS]

Device Name 661/741/760 PCI/AGP or 662/761Gx PCIE VGA Display Adapter

Exact Device Name SiS Real 256E (ASUS P5S800-VM motherboard)

Driver Name Video Controller (VGA Compatible)

Type unknown

topaz · Answer

Hello, I also have the problem, my PC cannot find the driver for the compatible VGA controller.

zoubir17 · Answer

Thank you for specifying its function and the link to download it.

kasanova · Answer

Could you tell me where I could find the video controller driver (VGA compatible)?
The motherboard model is:
SMBios version 2.3
Uniwill 755IA5
Bios: American Megatrends Inc. 1.08 11/19/2003 size: 512Kb
Thank you

mostafapap · Answer

s.v.p the video controller drivers (VGA compatible)

henry006 · Answer

--Hello everyone, here is my Everest report since it seems you are asking everyone for it.
--------[ EVEREST Home Edition (c) 2003-2005 Lavalys, Inc. ]------------------------------------------------------------

EVEREST Version v2.20.405/en
Website http://www.lavalys.com/
Report type Report generator
Computer MON-PREMIER-POR
Generator Y-L Henry Crémieux
Operating system Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition 5.1.2600 (WinXP Retail)
Date 2008-07-20
Time 14:18

--------[ Summary ]------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Computer:
Operating system Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition
System Service Pack Service Pack 2
DirectX 4.09.00.0904 (DirectX 9.0c)
System name MON-PREMIER-POR
User name Y-L Henry Crémieux

Motherboard:
Processor type Unknown, 2000 MHz (6 x 333)
Motherboard name Unknown
Motherboard chipset Unknown
System memory 2048 MB
BIOS type Phoenix (07/25/07)

Storage:
IDE controller Intel(R) ICH8M 3 port Serial ATA Storage Controller - 2828
Hard drive WDC WD1600BEVS-00RST0 (149 Go, IDE)
Hard drive Generic-SD/MMC/MS/MSPro USB Device
Optical drive TOSHIBA DVDW/HD TS-L802A
Hard drives status SMART OK

Partitions:
C: (NTFS) 120001 MB (113860 MB free)
D: (NTFS) 32616 MB (23388 MB free)
Total size 149.0 GB (134.0 GB free)

Input:
Keyboard Standard 101/102 keys or Microsoft Natural Keyboard PS/2
Mouse PS/2 compatible mouse
Mouse HID mouse

Network:
Network card Intel(R) Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN (192.168.0.10)
Network card Realtek RTL8139/810x Family Fast Ethernet NIC

Devices:
USB1 controller Intel(R) ICH8 Family USB Universal Host Controller - 2830 [NoDB]
USB1 controller Intel(R) ICH8 Family USB Universal Host Controller - 2831 [NoDB]
USB1 controller Intel(R) ICH8 Family USB Universal Host Controller - 2832 [NoDB]
USB1 controller Intel(R) ICH8 Family USB Universal Host Controller - 2834 [NoDB]
USB1 controller Intel(R) ICH8 Family USB Universal Host Controller - 2835 [NoDB]
USB2 controller Intel(R) ICH8 Family USB2 Enhanced Host Controller - 2836 [NoDB]
USB2 controller Intel(R) ICH8 Family USB2 Enhanced Host Controller - 283A [NoDB]
USB device GenesysLogic USB2.0 PC Camera
USB device USB Input Device
USB device USB Mass Storage Device
Battery Microsoft AC Adapter
Battery Microsoft ACPI Compliant Control Method Battery

--------[ DMI ]---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[ BIOS ]

BIOS properties:
Vendor Phoenix Technologies LTD
Version M1.04
Release date 07/25/2007
Size 1024 KB
Boot devices Floppy Disk, Hard Disk, CD-ROM
Available functions Flash BIOS, Shadow BIOS, BBS
Standards compliant DMI, ACPI, ESCD, PnP
Expansion capabilities ISA, PCI, AGP, PCMCIA, USB

[ System ]

System properties:
Manufacturer Intel Corporation
Product Crestline & ICH8M Chipset
Version Not Applicable
Serial number Not Applicable
Universal Unique Identifier 01010101-01010101-01010101-01010101
Boot type Power button

[ Motherboard ]

Motherboard properties:
Manufacturer Intel Corporation
Product SANTA ROSA CRB
Version Not Applicable
Serial number Not Applicable

[ Chassis ]

Chassis properties:
Manufacturer No Enclosure
Version N/A
Serial number None
Tag No Asset Tag
Boot status Safe
Power state Safe
Temperature conditions Safe
Security conditions None

[ Processors / CPU Version ]

CPU properties:
Manufacturer Intel
CPU Version
Max clock speed 4096 MHz
Current clock speed 2000 MHz
Type Central Processor
Voltage 3.3 V
Status Enabled
Upgrade ZIF
Socket ID U2E1

[ Caches / L1 Cache ]

Cache properties:
Type Internal
Status Enabled
Operation mode Write-Back
Max size 64 KB
Installed size 64 KB
Managed SRAM type Asynchronous, Burst, Pipeline Burst
Current SRAM type Asynchronous
Socket ID Level 1 Cache

[ Caches / L2 Cache ]

Cache properties:
Type Internal
Status Enabled
Operation mode Write-Back
Max size 4096 KB
Installed size 4096 KB
Managed SRAM type Asynchronous, Burst, Pipeline Burst
Current SRAM type Burst
Socket ID Level 2 Cache

[ Memory Devices / M1 ]

Memory device properties:
Form Factor SODIMM
Detailed type Synchronous
Size 1024 MB
Speed 667 MHz
Total size 64 bits
Data width 64 bits
Device location M1
Bank number Bank 0
Manufacturer Mfg 0
Serial number 1234-B0
Component type number SODIMM000

[ Memory Devices / M2 ]

Memory device properties:
Form Factor SODIMM
Detailed type Synchronous
Size 1024 MB
Speed 667 MHz
Total size 64 bits
Data width 64 bits
Device location M2
Bank number Bank 1
Manufacturer Mfg 1
Serial number 1234-B1
Component type number SODIMM001

[ System Slots / PCI Slot J8B3 ]

Slot properties:
Slot ID PCI Slot J8B3
Type PCI
Usage Empty
Data bus width 32 bits
Length Long

[ System Slots / PCI Slot S9B1 ]

Slot properties:
Slot ID PCI Slot S9B1
Type PCI
Data bus width 32 bits
Length Long

[ System Slots / PEG Slot J6B2 ]

Slot properties:
Slot ID PEG Slot J6B2
Type PCI-E x1
Usage Used
Data bus width 32 bits
Length Long

[ System Slots / PCI Express Slot J6B1 ]

Slot properties:
Slot ID PCI Express Slot J6B1
Type PCI-E x1
Usage Used
Data bus width 32 bits
Length Long

[ System Slots / PCI Express Slot J6D1 ]

Slot properties:
Slot ID PCI Express Slot J6D1
Type PCI-E x1
Usage Used
Data bus width 32 bits
Length Long

[ System Slots / PCI Express Slot J8B4 ]

Slot properties:
Slot ID PCI Express Slot J8B4
Type PCI-E x1
Usage Used
Data bus width 32 bits
Length Long

[ System Slots / PCI Express Slot J8D1 ]

Slot properties:
Slot ID PCI Express Slot J8D1
Type PCI-E x1
Usage Empty
Data bus width 32 bits
Length Long

[ System Slots / PCI Express Slot J7B1 ]

Slot properties:
Slot ID PCI Express Slot J7B1
Type PCI-E x1
Usage Empty
Data bus width 32 bits
Length Long

[ Port Connectors / COM 1 ]

Port connector properties:
Port type Serial Port 16550A Compatible
Internal connector designation J19
Internal connector type 9 Pin Dual Inline (pin 10 cut)
External connector designation COM 1
External connector type DB-9 pin male

[ Port Connectors / Keyboard ]

Port connector properties:
Port type Keyboard Port
Internal connector designation J1A1
Internal connector type None
External connector designation Keyboard
External connector type Circular DIN-8 male

[ Port Connectors / PS/2 Mouse ]

Port connector properties:
Port type Mouse Port
Internal connector designation J1A1
Internal connector type None
External connector designation PS/2 Mouse
External connector type Circular DIN-8 male

[ Integrated Devices / HD-Audio ]

Integrated device properties:
Description HD-Audio
Type Sound

--------[ Overclock ]---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

CPU properties:
Processor type Unknown
(CPUID) Processor name Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU T7300 @ 2.00GHz
(CPUID) Revision 000006FAh

CPU speed:
Processor clock speed 1994.86 MHz (original: 2000 MHz)
CPU multiplier 6.0x
CPU FSB 332.48 MHz

CPU cache:
Level 1 code cache 32 KB
Level 1 data cache 32 KB
Level 2 cache 4 MB (On-Die, ATC, Full-Speed)

Motherboard properties:
Motherboard ID SROSA001.86C.0030.D.0707251121
Motherboard name Unknown

BIOS properties:
System BIOS date 07/25/07
Video BIOS date 07/18/07
BIOS version M1.04

--------[ Power Management ]------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Power management:
Current power source AC mains
Battery status 95 % (High level)
Usage time

JOUJOU · Answer

COMMENT FAIT UN CONTRÔLEUR VIDÉO ?

ALEX · Answer

Hello everyone, in fact, your video controller problems are mostly quite simple to resolve
in any case, you should go to the manufacturers' websites of the machines
for example: acer t135 go to www.acer.com (this is for those who have pre-assembled machines
then there are those who opted for custom PCs, for them there is only one solution: first search for the brand of the motherboard and its model and go to the manufacturers' websites.

phil_2008 · Answer

To find out which driver is up to date or not,

Download the following program: DriverAgent available on this site

http://driveragent.com/

To be able to download drivers, you need to sign up and it's paid

To back up all the installed drivers

DriverMax available on commentcamarche

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MC Risorius · Answer

1) VIDEO CONTROLLER compatible with VGA under XP, Me, NT, 98 ...  Complete installation! For all uses [Games, work, graphics, etc.]  You can do it in 5 minutes or 1 hour to say hooray I did it if you follow these steps. For the more tech-savvy and nerdy of computer configuration, I advise you to skip to the last step, otherwise to do a good job, please follow all the steps (friend's advice!)  Happy reading.  To find your video controller -- Just look in [Control Panel / System / Hardware / Device Manager] for the name of your motherboard, to see whether your video controller is integrated into your motherboard ... or if you have a graphics card, when you purchased your computer, you were probably given boxes with installation disks; for XYZ reasons if you don't have them, it is possible to find your drivers at https://www.touslesdrivers.com/ ...  If you still don't know what I'm talking about or where to look ...  To avoid too much tinkering and to get everything in one go!! I suggest to simplify the search that you equip yourself with this configuration revealer: https://www.driverscloud.com/ it will fully tell you what your computer contains.  There are also Averest and Testlab which are programs a bit more for the knowledgeable.  From there!  Make sure to check the name of your graphics card, in addition to the version of Windows you are using, Windows 98!! or XP Home? Pro / home? ... [ For Vista, I don't know how to explain the rest to you? But here is a good start! ]  - Your WINDOWS XP ... is it a 32 or a 64 Bit?? The only thing I can tell you is that generally you run in 32 Bit and the Pro version runs in 64 Bit,,, Am I talking about cars?? About the year of French wars?? Not at all. reassure your grandfather or your father who already tells you ... IN 32 I was... in 64 I did ... I'm talking about bits here.  I even learned that if your XP and your Windows runs in 32 or 64 [it’s not the year of a war, Grandpa, it’s the number of bits ... yes, Grandpa, that’s bits, it’s like vapor hair!! :-) ] Not being a pro in explaining bits, I found these explanations  Bits = Binary number -- If you want to push the research to its peak, I recommend Wikipedia on the page - Parallel processing of bits! Happy reading to all those who like me once did Basic on a Commodore 64 or a Vic 20 ... It will bring back memories, sniff! It was a beautiful time when everything had to be done by hand! We formed a whole with our computer and even knew why our green text screen was blinking ... :-)  ----------- Quick tip from a blogger to find your version of Windows:  If you have Windows XP Professional, go to "Start > Run then type WINVER", look at the bar at the top of the window, if it says "Windows XP Professional," it’s a 32 Bit, if it says "Windows XP Professional 64 bits," you will have your answer. Likewise, XP Pro 32 bits is a NT 5.1 version, but the 64 bits is a NT 5.2 version!  For Windows Vista Pro, Enterprise, and Ultimate versions, a right-click on "Computer" and then properties will open a window where it is mentioned 32 or 64 bits  Signed by the pseudonym: 1for-matik ------------  --- Uh ... OK you know what your XP is! ... The name of your Motherboard and your Graphics Card.  Now --- Let's continue!   2) Update your video system with THIS:  a ] Find THE YELLOW Exclamation Point!! Reinstall the driver for your VGA video controller  Under Windows XP and older -- by right-clicking on your desktop that is on your main Windows screen, then go to properties [Desktop / Properties / Hardware and find the name corresponding to your graphics card Nvidia or Radeon, etc. and click on it to see the + to view the name of the card, if there is definitely a yellow exclamation point,  --- Update the driver by following the indicated steps. By double-clicking on the yellow exclamation or question mark and selecting Update Driver!  double click on the Yellow point / Driver / update the driver.   IF nothing can update, you will simply need to install and update at the same time your DirectX + your graphics card ... :-)  - Update DirectX 9 = http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=9226A611-62FE-4F61-ABA1-914185249413&displaylang=fr  There is DirectX 10 ... for game players and all versions of Windows but really! I recommend the version that has been running since 2004 and is likely to work with your Windows and to update it easily!!  Now let's move on to the final step ... after restarting the computer and updating DirectX, and checking the motherboard's territory, graphics card, yellow question mark -- there's only the installation of your VGA Controller left:  ----  To install your graphics card and get your VGA controller: ...   You generally need your Microsoft .NET Framework up to date!!  http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=262D25E3-F589-4842-8157-034D1E7CF3A3&displaylang=fr  AND FINALLY and finally!!  Your VGA controller:  Here’s how to install it -- If you’ve made it this far in this installation. Be proud of yourself and congratulate yourself, you just became friends with your computer! -- :-) and it will return the favor!  ------------------- - INSTALLATION of the video controller (VGA compatible):  with the recommended program at point 1) -- Maconfig.exe --  - Find the name of your motherboard (If your video card is integrated! standard PCI graphics card (VGA)) or - Find the name of your graphics card ( - Ati Radeon, Nvidia, Sis, GeForce, Rage, etc. )  And go directly to download the VGA DRIVER from your provider's site with the indicated name.   don’t forget your 32 or your 64 ... :-)  and have a great day!   -----------------  SIGNED: MC Risorius

davy · Answer

Hello, I would like the video controller driver (VGA compatible) for SP2.

Meda31 · Answer

Despite the fact that this issue dates back several years, I find myself in 2012 with the same problem as you others.
Already, it's very surprising that I notice that no one has provided precise and concrete answers. Because generally, when the device manager indicates "Video Controller (VGA Compatible)", it means that it is a generic graphics card, meaning that the PC does not have a proper graphics card but that the motherboard contains a generic one that allows for troubleshooting. To know what type of update to perform, you indeed need to know the chipset of your motherboard. In my case, it's an Asrok 775VM800.
To resolve this issue, either buy a proper graphics card (a real one) or perform an update knowing the chipset, but I know it and I'm stuck. It's an old PC still on a single core dating from 2006 or 2007 that I bought from a store that builds desktop PCs, but the store no longer exists, and I can no longer call the seller to help me explain.

I have a question mark under the graphics card: video controller (vga compatible) the update I launch from the manager does not succeed because it asks for a CD, but the seller never gave me a CD for that. It seems that the update wants to go through because I see the yellow folders transferring files, but it keeps doing that continuously as long as I don't insert that damned CD.

What should I do?

If I could, I would buy myself a new PC with a dual processor instead of my dinosaur having a single proc. but I'm struggling too much, no money, no means, cursed crisis!!!

Who can help me? Please? I have an Arock motherboard with a 775VM800 chipset and an Intel Celeron 2.666GHz processor.
I'm on Win XP SP 2 or 3
I specify that via run (windows key + R) the command dxdiag and in the DirectX diagnostic tool window under the display tab it gives me no information about the video controller... and graphics card (since it's generic)?

Video controller drivers (VGA compatible)

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