Used the registry hack to get more updates through "XP Embedded" or "POS" so now the machine rings like a cash register and the CD drawer opens to give change.
Other Info: Also have an old but important XP SP3 machine still running - Optiplex 755 Desktop w 4GB RAM and 500 GB Momentus XT hybrid HD-SSD, held together with duct tape. Internet Speed: Verizon FIOS 500 Mbps (downgraded from 1Gbps because I can't type that fast)īrowser: Firefox only with lots of security drives my wife crazyĪntivirus: Win 7 has Avast Free - Win 10 has Windows Defender Hard Drives: Three 2TB Seagate ST2000DM008 - External WD My Book 1110 USB device My Total Available Graphics Memory is 7786MB, and my. I can't seem to increase my dedicated video memory for integrated Intel HD Graphics 4600, even though I have put it up to 1024MB (1GB) in my BIOS. Monitor(s) Displays: Dell E176FP - nothing fancy Intel HD Graphics 4600 Dedicated Video Memory in Graphic Cards Sorry this isn't exactly about graphics cards. Sound Card: Realtek High Definition Audio - and Intel Display Audio For more information, see the Intel Driver & Support Assistant FAQ.
Click the Windows start button, select Settings, Update & Security and run Check for Updates option. Step 1: Automatically Detect Your Intel Graphics Method 1: Use Intel Driver & Support Assistant to Automatically Detect and Install Your Driver (Recommended) Download the Intel Driver & Support Assistant. Graphics Card: Intel HD Graphics (on the CPU) Please go to device manager, select Display adapter, right click on Intel HD graphics 4000, choose Uninstall, check Delete option and Ok. Motherboard: Dell 0GY6Y8 - what would the Intel number be? - Q77 chipset
OS: Dual-boot Win 7 & 10, both Pro 64-bit, now with a Hyper-V VM of Win 11 System Manufacturer/Model Number: Dell 7010 MT
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