I want latest vga driver for windows 7 - Biostar P4M890-M7 Motherboard

First uninstall the old drivers and the CCC.If you don't you can have problems.

Does your controller have a VGA output??? If it does then it is VGA compatible. If it does not, well then it isn't. You will have to resolve this hardware issue before you go any further. What follows presumes your monitor (hardware) is supportd by your computer hardware.

This is what I would do in this situation: I would get the latest driver for the device from the manufacturer. BTW, you didnt mention the manufacturer nor the make/model of your monitor nor the operating system you are using, thus a generic answer.

Go to the manufacturers web site for the driver OR if you are using Windows 7 (or earlier), you can go to http://www.microsoft.com/windows/compatibility/windows-7/en-us/default.aspx, find your device and get the info there. Once you have the latest driver, go to the device manager, delete the device and reboot. When windows tells you it found new hardware, point it toward the location where you have the driver (put it on your desktop to find it easily). Windows should then do the rest.

Other things you may try: Reseat your video card it you have one - reseat your memory chips. Clean the interior of your computer - observing all static electricity safety precautions.

Reboot and you should be fine.

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If the screen is OK in safe mode, go online to the manufacturer and download the latest drivers. That should fix it when you set up the resolution after downloading the VGA driver.

First the easiest way is to try to update the VGA (Display) Drivers automatically from internet. Right Click My Computer and go to Properties - then Device Manager. Look for VGA Display Adapters (Drivers) in the list. Right Click the Display Adaptor and Choose update Drivers automatically. This will update the Drivers automatically from windows update and install the latest compatible drivers (if available).


Secondly, Sony Vaio SZ-360P is compatible with Windows Vista. Hence, there is a great possibility the VGA Drivers for Vista would work. So, download the Vista Drivers and try them.
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If these are not windows 7 compatible then windows 7 will automatically install a Standard VGA Adapter driver.

It is likely that you are attaching the docking station with a laptop running Windows 7 OS. In this case you should visit the Kensington Europe website and download and install the latest software version of K33926 Kensington Universal Notebook Docking Station with VGA/DVI and Ethernet Software for Windows 7, Vista, and XP (5.2.22372.0) Note that this is a combo software that includes the drivers for both the video and ethernet.

http://eu.kensington.com/

Have you installed the latest drivers for your video card ? Because in your description you are running with standard VGA drivers from operating sistem. Find your laptop model and visit the manufacturer support site and see if they have driver for Windows 7. If not try to use Windows update from Operating Sistem, from Start menu - Applications - Windows Update.

Check the Intel website for support information on your particular motherboard. This is where you'll find the latest drivers. If none are available for Windows 7 there's not much you can do except stay with your old version of Windows or replace the motherboard.

check your device drivers, you probably installed two or more audio drivers. Disable or uninstall the others to use only one audio driver.

You need to install the VGA driver in windows 7 which you will get from your motherboard brand website.