Atı graphics driver

The Sony VAIO VGN-C140G/B manual indicates that it has the following video card:

Processor: Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 950 on Intel's 950G chipset

The manual, if you require it, can be found at this link: VGNC140GB Manual

You could easily update the driver by using Intel's Driver Updater: Intel Driver Utility Update Graphic

You will likely need to do the same (updating driver) for your monitor. Please respond if updating both drivers doesn't solve your request.

Hey Kidd... I don't know if this will solve your problem, I found it in a Microsoft Forum:

Anyone recieving the 8E5E0247 Error trying to login to Windows Live Msgr and/or Windows Update who has an INTEL processor & Hard Drive over 300Gb must install the Intel Rapid Storage Technology Software. This will solve your problems.
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&ProdId=2101&DwnldID=19607&ProductFamily=Chipsets&ProductLine=Chipset+Software&ProductProduct=Intel%c2%ae+Rapid+Storage+Technology+(Intel%c2%ae+RST)&lang=eng
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Windows Live Messenger giri? yapmak yada Windows Update kullanmak isteyen fakat 8E5E0247 kod numaral? hatay? alan, Intel i?lemcili ve 300 GB ?zeri kapasiteli harddiskli bilgisayar? olan kullan?c?lar?n Intel Rapid Storage Technology yaz?l?m?n? bilgisayarlar?na kurmalar? gerekmektedir. Bu yaz?l?m ya?ad???n?z problemi ??zecektir.
indirmek i?in:
http://downloadmirror.intel.com/19607/eng/iata_enu.exe

Hi


can you specify your graphic card model number or your motherboard.

How ever the best way to get the supported drivers on Window 7 is to get it using the Windows Automatic Update.

Right Click on MY COMPUTER > PROPERTIES > DEVICE MANAGER > DISPLAY ADAPTERS > Now right click on Display adapters and select UPDATE DRIVER SOFTWARE

Hope This solves your query.

Have you tried to go online to the windows update? Go there and choose custom install after the scan, then click on the optional upgrades and look for a graphics upgrade and choose install, windows will download and install the new driver....actually, while you are in there let windows get all the hardware updates that are available.

This tutorial will guide you safely through the process. You use the device manager (see here and here) to see what driver is currently installed, and go to your computer manufacturer's website (support>drivers & downloads) or the graphic card mfr's site to download updated drivers.

I hope this information allows you to resolve this issue. If you need further assistance, please post back with a comment to this thread.
If I've managed to answer your question or solve a problem, please take just a moment to rate this post....thanks!

If you would have listed the model & manufacture of your graphics card or if the graphics card is built into the board the (Model number of the motherboard)
Or if the graphics card has been added to your system, (The name of card & model number).
Finding an answer for your problem would go a bit faster & be more accurate.

If your graphics card is built into your motherboard or if the graphics card is installed into an AGP/PCI or PCI-E port, you'll need to uninstall your graphics driver software. The error message you posted; (Your display driver created a problem). One or more driver files are most likely corrupt.
To correct this you will need to open windows control panel. Than open the icon, Add/Remove programs. Find your graphics driver software & uninstall it. After which windows will want to restart.
(Do so). When windows finishes loading re-install the driver software for your graphics card. (Your graphics driver software should be on a CD).
Than restart windows, even if windows does not ask you too. When windows finishes loading again. Load windows update service. Click the start button, slide your mouse to All Programs, than slide to & click on Windows update. Install any updates windows finds.
(Do not install windows explorer version 8.0) Too many bugs in version 8.0.
While on windows update site look to the left. If you see that windows also has hardware updates, include these in the update process. (Restart your system when downloading is finished or if windows request it).
Lastly, before you try playing a game download & run this free program named RegCure. (This program will clean your system from left over junk& non needed files).
Click on the link below to download RegCure;
http://www.pctuneuptips.com/recommends/clean/?gclid=CL2RiIrTmpICFSFMGgodODIPzg

If you still receive en error message or if your game locks up/ freezes, provide the information I mentioned above so I can better help find a fix.

Cheers!
Thanks for using FixYa!
Mike

hi! you don't need to update the driver cause the problem is in your hardware. Graphic seems to be a bit grounded, try cleaning the contact pins of your AGP graphic card with eraser, clean it side by side and then put it back again to an AGP slot, then boot your CPU again. If it still the same, try it in another motherboard that support you graphic card just to be sure before we conclude that its the graphic card has the problem. Anyway if it still under warranty you can claim for a replacement to the store where you bought the graphic card.  Have a nice day! 

you need the video driver for windows xp.
In fact, you may need more than that.
Get them here:
http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/driverslist.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=gen&ServiceTag=&SystemID=DIM_PNT_P4_4500S&os=WW1&osl=en&catid=&impid=

Latest Drivers :- Try updating to these ones

Windows XP LAN Driver (Version 8.0.11) 347 KB NEW

Windows XP Wireless LAN Driver (Version 1.2.3.14 Intel 2100
802.11b cards) 24 MB NEW

Windows XP Wireless LAN Driver (Version 9.0.1.9 Intel 2200 802.11g cards) 27.9 MB NEW

same prob but it solved
follow the process
1.load servicepack2
2. all driver
and notice that first u have yo install antivirus then
motherboard