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i would suggest you to visit www.download.com
as you would find a generic driver for your graphic card

thanks and regards

Possibly conflicting with something or the card has failed or it could be a driver issue try & update the drivers if this doesn't work check in device manager if there is a yellow exclamation mark then there is a conflict somewhere, if driver update doesn't work & no conflicts are found your card has failed & will need to be replaced.

Sometimes updates cause problems such a yours; sometimes the monitor is the problem. If you have a VGA out on your computer, run your monitor from it and then roll back the driver to the previous version. If you can't do that, uninstall the driver, hook the monitor up to the card and let it download the driver. By the way, I keep a couple basic video cards and an old monitor around (that my current operating system recognizes) for just such problems as you are having.

I have Sony Vaio VGN-CR26GN/B Laptop.I have Intel processor and ATI Mobility Radeon X2300 graphic card.I need NEW UPDATED drivers for ATI Mobility Radeon X2300 Graphic card.OLD Drivers are causing performance issues.There are no new drivers for ATI MOBILITY RADEON X2300 graphic card on ATI.com and AMD website and other websites.I have searched the web but the result is nothing.I have also searched Sony website for drivers but they have not updated for a longtime.Please PLEASE Give me the link for NEW Updated drivers for this Graphic card Model:ATI Mobility Radeon X2300 on my email.ThankYou

Get the proper driver from ati website

may have lost a dll file get computer into safe mode run chkdsk for bad sectors go into task manager see what is slowing the computer so much ...end task on the unwanted usage you may have to reduce what programs are on the hard drive check for virus or troguns is restoring computer from a restore point or reloading xp a possibility

That computer was introduced in 2005. Time for a new one.

Have you tried Sony's Vaio support? http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/index.pl

HDMI and DVI are both digital signals, therefore if you used DVI - DVI it would be the same as HDMI - HDMI.
If you really want to use HDMI - HDMI you could purchase a DVI - HDMI adaptor for your graphics card. Contact your favorite computer store.

Take care!
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