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Download the program (freeware) to find driver at http://driveridentifier.com/.Instal that program and let it to scan your pc and finally find the appropriate driver.
A very common problem, sadly there is no solution expect the maker of the card to issue a driver for the older card to operate on the newer 7/10 system. Bottom line they want you to buy the new card
Open the above link and Click on "Supported products", you will find your card listed there.
Download the file and installed it.Your graphic will work fine with Windows 7.
Your Notebook doesn't support windows 7 according to Sony.But if Windows 7 work fine with your Notebook then it's good.The graphic card which comes with your laptop is support by Windows 7 and the driver for that chipset is available and there should not be any problem with your graphic card.
Hi! Well, I think this depends on the nature of the Game you playing. I suggest that you open any window or little application like notepad before you start the game, then try what you want to! I hope it works!
1) If the monitor is NOT plugged into a working video card, it should blank out or display some sort of a "NO SYNC" or "NO SIGNAL" or "UNPLUGGED" warning.
The power light may also flash or show a different color.
2) If the monitor is plugged into a working video card, it should wake up from the inactive power-saving mode and display the desktop.
3) If the video card is malfunctioning, or if the windows video settings are set outside of the monitor's sync limits, the monitor may turn off or display a warning message, such as:
No sync, Out of range ... etc.
4) The repair situation (3), reboot windows into safe mode:
a) Press Hardware Reset
b) After the power-on self-test (POST) and memory check press and hold the F8 Key
c) Select Safe mode
d) Login to windows at low resolution
e) Right-click on the desktop, chose:
Properties -> Settings -> Set the correct resolution, apply Click advanced -> monitor -> set the correct refresh rate.
Reboot normally
Hope this helps
Martin
PS, some monitors have dual inputs: VGA or DVI make sure the correct input is selected, depending on your cable (VGA is a 15 pin "D" connector, DVI is a larger connector with many more FLAT pins)
Also some video cards have multiple outputs, which are activated only if a correct monitor is attached BEFORE reset.
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