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I can't install gma x4500 driver. please help

Discussion in 'Windows 7' started by Franku, Sep 12, 2015.

  1. Franku

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    I tried installing intel gma x4500 driver to connect my other monitor to the motherboard, but it says "This computer does not meet the requirements for installing the software." and my motherboard is https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P5G41TM_LX/ . Someone help please
     

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  3. Amd_Man

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    What operating system are you running?
     
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  4. Franku

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    Windows 7 64-bit
     
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  5. Amd_Man

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    Amd_Man, Sep 12, 2015
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  6. Franku

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  7. Amd_Man

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    It may because you're using a dedicated graphics card and the onboard is disabled in the BIOS.
     
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  8. Franku

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    where do i find that so i can enable it?
     
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  9. Amd_Man

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    Enter your BIOS by pressing the DEL key on startup. In the BIOS enter into the Advanced Menu and enter into Chipset and enter into Initiate Graphic Adapter and change it to PEG/IGD and save and exit. That will enable both your onbooard graphics and your dedicated graphics card.
     
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  10. Franku

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    it wont istall even after that.
     
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    Do you see the Intel graphics listed in Device Manager or a Standard Graphics Adapter?
     
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  12. Franku

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  13. Amd_Man

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    Right click on that "unknown device" and select update driver software and see if windows can find it.
     
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  14. Franku

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    it can't find it
     
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    Try a windows update then and go to the other section when the scan for updates is finished and the driver may be there.
     
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    Are you using balanced power mode along with power saving in the bios? (speed stepping)
     
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