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‎11-20-2017 04:16 PM - edited ‎11-20-2017 04:29 PM

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Product: HP8570p Elitebook
Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP

Hi !
Can you help me?
The Intel Graphics driver does not recognize the Monitor of my HP8570p.

 

I have installed Windows XP Pro 32Bit SP3 on my HP8570p Elitebook,
including the drivers and the latest BIOS from the HP Support Site,
and including .NET Framework 3.5 and 4.
(Furthermore I have tried 'DriverPack_Online' and free 'driver_45booster',
in order to eventually update old drivers.)

 


PROBLEM:
If the Intel HD Graphics driver winxp_145111 is installed and active,
the resolution is set to 640x420 and cannot be changed;
and I can only choose one of these monitors:

   'Plug-and-Play Monitor
    Standard Monitor'

 


When I run the installer 'winxp_145111', the requirements are displayed:
    ... 2nd generation Intel Core i5 ...
    ...all released versions of Microsoft Windows XP ...
These requirements are met.

 

 

If the Graphics driver 'winxp_145111' is deactivated or not installed,
the HP uses Standard VGA, (which does not enable the 'standby' option),
and the Device Manager displays: '? Videocontrlller (VGA-kompatibel)'.

 

I do not believe that the Intel HD Graphics card is damaged,
because in Windows 7 it works correctly.

 

Have you an idea, what goes wrong?

 

Greetings!
Helmut.

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