32 driver vpcea3bfx 32bit - Sony VAIO VGN-CS215J/W Notebook

possibly a virus try resetting to factory default or it could be that you have to many backround programs / processes ruunning

http://esupport.sony.com/US/p/model-home.pl?mdl=VPCEA3BFXT&template_id=1&region_id=1&tab=download#/downloadTab

You may download the driver from the Lexmark website.

http://bit.ly/zBp72H to download driver for Windows 7 32bit, Windows Vista 32bit and Win XP

http://bit.ly/HQOzBp to download driver for Windows 7 64bit and Win Vista 64bit

Hi There,
Yes it will work with Windows XP operating system.
1. If you're going to change the Vista operating system to WIN XP 32bit, you have to find WIN XP 32bit drivers for *********** board as well as the HD2400. Install Xp 32 bit
2. For HD 2400 drivers just click the link. ATI The link includes Catalyst, OpenCL and Display drivers.
3. Wait for the download to finish, Run the 32bit display driver and follow onscreen messages reboot if prompted.

A. If you're going to use it in another machine just download the display driver and attach the graphic card.

Hopefully this information helps.
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Downgrading from 64bit to 32 bit is not possible

the drivers that work in 64bit don't work in 32bit
64bit windows on a 64bit processor would work faster and more efficiently than a 32bit version of windows, i'd recommend against installing 32bit Win7 when you already have 64bit

if you do end up downgrading visiting the Compaq site and looking in their downloads section should lead you to some drivers for your laptop

however, if you got Win7 64bit as stock with your laptop 32bit windows might not be supported by the manufacturer

on this page:
http://www.nvidia.com/object/win7-winvista-32bit-266.58-whql-driver.html
you can download driver.

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you can download lots of them here http://forums.iqr0.com/showthread.php?p=685216

this computer is shipped with windows xp 32 bit, can be upgraded to vista. As for 32 or 64 bit?, the only difference you will see between them is if you have more than 3 gig of ram installed a 64 bit O/S will see and use all the ram, where a 32 bit O/S is limitted to 3gig of memory it can address.
Personally, I believe you will have a lot easier time finding the 32bit drivers for your laptop and printer. 64bit drivers for older hardware are sometimes very difficult to find. GO with 32bit on this laptop.
Regards!

Answer 1: The 64-bit version of Vista includes a 32-bit bubsystem to run 32-bit apps. I have not encountered a problem with it yet.
Answer 2: The power is consumed by hardware, not software, so with the same power settings you will see no difference in battery life.
Answer 3: Sorry, I couldn't locate any information about that model. You may be able to find appropriate drivers from other sources by pulling all available details from your existing drivers and searching the mfr website for them.

System Requirements PC Microsoft Windows 98 SE, 2000 Professional, ME, XP:
Pentium Equivalent Processor or Higher
64MB of RAM (128 MB Recommended for Windows XP)
200 MB of Available Hard Disk Space
CD-ROM Drive
USB Port
Color Monitor
I do believe the scanner does not support windows vista as of yet.

Printer / Scanner

HP Deskjet 6940 (via Network, auto driver) (32-bit)
HP Laserjet 5L (32bit)
hp color LaserJet 2550L (32-bit)
HP Officejet 4200 (32-bit)
HP PSC 1401 All-In-One Printer (32-bit)
Lexmark 240N (Native Driver x64).
Microtek Scanmaker 3600 (32-bit)
Samsung ML-2010 monochrome laser printer (32-bit)
Epson R220 (32 bit)
Brother HL 1030 works after adding a printer manualy and installing as a brother 1430 (32bit)
Dell Photo AIO Printer 964 (32-bit)
HP Laserjet 4plus (32bit)(64bit) with HP Jet Direct as LPR on Standard TCPIP Port
HP DeskJet 845c (32 bit)
(supported printers/scanners)