It display error with windows vista operating system

About Graphics and Video Card Drivers: Graphics and video Card Drivers serve as an interpreter between your Windows operating system and the Graphics and Video Card. In other words, these Drivers allow Windows to communicate with the Graphics and Video Card installed on your computer.
Most of the Graphics and Video Card Driver errors occur when the required Driver is missing, corrupt, or outdated.
Common Graphics and Video Card Driver problems: In case of a Graphics and Video Card Driver related error, your operating system will not be able to access or make best use of the functionality of your graphics or video card.

Below are the four most common Driver error codes and their meaning:

Error 1 - Reinstall the drivers for this device. (Code 18)
Meaning - The required driver is configured incorrectly or outdated.
Error 2 - This device is not configured correctly. (Code 1)
Meaning - The required driver is configured incorrectly or is missing.
Error 3 - The drivers for this device are not installed. (Code 28)
Meaning - The required driver is not installed on your computer.
Error 4 - This device cannot start. (Code 10)
Meaning - Usually, this error means that the required driver is outdated.
How do I fix Graphics and Video Card Driver problems?

Roll back to the previously installed Driver

Device Manager, an inbuilt utility in Windows, allows you to troubleshoot common driver-related errors. For instance, you may sometimes start experiencing driver related problems after you have updated it. To resolve the issue, you can roll back to a previously installed driver. To do this in Windows 7/Vista, perform the following steps:

1. - Open the Control Panel window and double-click Device Manager
2. - Double-click Display Adapters to view all devices under it
3. - Double-click the device that is causing the problem
4. - Click the Driver tab
5. - Click the Roll Back Driver button and follow the onscreen instructions

Scan your computer using a Driver Update Tool

While Windows does provide an interface through which users can fix driver-related errors, the fact is that all driver-related issues cannot be resolved efficiently via Device Manager. Another fact is that resolving driver issues manually is a tedious affair. Also, you need to be proficient with Windows to carry out such a task.
On the other hand, driver management tools present no such problems. With just a click of the mouse, a driver management program scans your entire computer, identifies all installed hardware devices, and updates drivers for the identified devices

There has been alot if issues with compatabilty of software and Windows 7. Depending on how old your system is and what you upgraded from. Alot of graphic and sound crads are having issues but, again, gepending on what you have, Windows has provided some generic drivers that will work with older systems. To be of service, I would need to know what system you have, make and model, and what you are trying to update. If you have graphics and/or sound cards, you may be better off upgrading to a card that is supported by Windows 7. Please provlde more info and I will try to help. You can reply at "add a comment".

this means that the driver that you installed on this os which is windows 7 , that driver is not compatible with windows 7 and you need to uninstall it After uninstalling the driver , please download the latest version for the same driver viz compatible with windows 7 .
Let me know your pc details , like the model number or the model number of your display card ?
Thanks..

Looks like this is related to the types of graphics devices in your computer.
If you have two similar graphics cards (that use the same driver) but have different interfaces (AGP, integrated, PCI-E 8, 16 etc) Windows will disable one and give you this message.
If you have only one display adapter, try updating your device driver.
If you have multiple display adapters, you might have to pick one and remove or disable the other.
Reply with more specific details (graphics device manufacturer, type, number, interface, etc.) for more help!
Good Luck!

Just force and install the driver, It should be working good. I too had similar problem. I just forced and installed the driver even though it said that its not compatible.

i suggest going to the intel website and getting updated drivers for vista

you could check your system to see which driver you need by:

http://www.intel.com/support/graphics/detect.htm

Please post your system specs and the full error message.

At what point does the error appear? Is it the same point each time?

Does your computer meet the game's minimum requirements (especially the graphics card)?

Have you installed the latest chipset drivers, graphics driver, DirectX and MS updates?

Have you made any hardware upgrades recently? __________________ roger

Go to the Intel Homepage :

Click "Graphics" then select your software in the right-hand pane.

Choose your operating system as "Windows Vista (32 / 64)".

Save the file to your Desktop or to a USB stick.

Install the software onto Windows 7 OS and run the compatibility

program.

Nate P.

Try this.

Download the unified Radeon drivers from ATI's website... do not use Windows update. Get the Drivers Only package. for Vista 32-bit

If you can get to the desktop:
Uninstall the existing display drivers by using the remove hardware utility. Whatever they are... remove them. Reboot. Windows will try to reinstall the drivers on the next boot. If it allows you cancel the installation at any time during install do it. Run the downloaded package from ATI. Reboot.

If you can't get to the desktop:
Press F8 when booting and enter safe mode with networking. Download the ATI drivers from ati.com for Vista 32-bit.
Uninstall the display drivers. Reboot. Should take you to the desktop on the next boot so you can run the install program.

Did you try installing and updating the driver of the graphics card dedicated to the operating system "VISTA" ? Sometimes there is some difference between vista's driver and XP's driver.